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<blockquote data-quote="Andy S." data-source="post: 5647537" data-attributes="member: 131"><p>Thanks for the update. Not being a debbie downer, but I'm not overly surprised due to them being cheaper and Made in China. I have ran high quality Eneloop (<em>Made in Japan</em>) rechargeable AA batteries for years and they do a solid job in cooler/cold temps, but they are just "okay" in warmer/summer months, especially in cell cameras. They do perform better in non-cellular cameras when compared to cellular cameras. I suspect the AmpTorrent batteries are a better fit for wireless keyboards, wireless mouse, etc. Those "low drain" applications are a far cry from cellular cameras. My .02</p><p></p><p>** On a side note, if your experience holds true for other end users, I will be shocked to see Trailcampro.com continue to endorse these. **</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy S., post: 5647537, member: 131"] Thanks for the update. Not being a debbie downer, but I'm not overly surprised due to them being cheaper and Made in China. I have ran high quality Eneloop ([I]Made in Japan[/I]) rechargeable AA batteries for years and they do a solid job in cooler/cold temps, but they are just "okay" in warmer/summer months, especially in cell cameras. They do perform better in non-cellular cameras when compared to cellular cameras. I suspect the AmpTorrent batteries are a better fit for wireless keyboards, wireless mouse, etc. Those "low drain" applications are a far cry from cellular cameras. My .02 ** On a side note, if your experience holds true for other end users, I will be shocked to see Trailcampro.com continue to endorse these. ** [/QUOTE]
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