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I got one of their other offers, 12 2300mAh NiMh cells for ?12.49,In uk.comp.vendors Stu Cooper said:I see that Maplins are doing an offer for twelve 1800 mAh NiMH AA
cells for about ?10.
so far they seem fine.
I got one of their other offers, 12 2300mAh NiMh cells for ?12.49,In uk.comp.vendors Stu Cooper said:I see that Maplins are doing an offer for twelve 1800 mAh NiMH AA
cells for about ?10.
Stu Cooper said:I see that Maplins are doing an offer for twelve 1800 mAh NiMH AA
cells for about £10.
Is this the bargain it seems or is there a catch which someone here
might know about?
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Mproduct.asp?oc=L58AG
http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?ModuleNo=-9397&doy=20m5
JP said:Why pay 83p each to use them once,
when you can get rechargeable for £2.30 each and use them over a thousand
times?
You're right I sit corrected. Wonder why they didnt say so in the more infoChris Howells said:They are rechargeable. I have never seen a NiMH battery that wasn't.
JP said:Why pay 83p each to use them once,
when you can get rechargeable for £2.30 each and use them over a thousand
times?
ive not got much experiance with maplins, at least not recently ... anyone
know if there online prices are the same in store ??? i might nip into
town tomorrow and get a load of these if they are
Stu Cooper said:I see that Maplins are doing an offer for twelve 1800 mAh NiMH AA
cells for about £10.
Is this the bargain it seems or is there a catch which someone here
might know about?
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Mproduct.asp?oc=L58AG
http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?ModuleNo=-9397&doy=20m5
Stevie Boy said:Yes they are
Steve
but the store might not carry all the stock in the catalogue - especially
the smaller ones.
That sounds like a brilliant feature.
But I have looked for this on their website and can't find it anywhere.
Can someone help me out please.
I got one of their other offers, 12 2300mAh NiMh cells for ?12.49,
so far they seem fine.
There is an option on the website to check stock in your local
store.
Stu Cooper said:I see that Maplins are doing an offer for twelve 1800 mAh NiMH AA
cells for about £10.
Is this the bargain it seems or is there a catch which someone here
might know about?
You may find the cheaper ones discharge themselves quicker if not used.
Seems to apply to my cordless drill power packs anyway.
Hark at the dumb james hunt who doesnt even know how to post§|ª®TiߪRtfª$t said:DUH!
they are good batteries I still have some from the offer 2 years ago but areJoe Smith said:That sounds like a brilliant feature.
But I have looked for this on their website and can't find it
anywhere. Can someone help me out please.
http://www.maplin.co.uk/
The recharger size is a problem since the
additional diameter can result in the cell failing to meet the contacts.
Dr said:Surely the length would be a factor, not the diameter?
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