Rechargeable AA and AAA Batteries and Charger from Power Owl! Under $25 Batteries and Charger System

[@timmy4539]

Good video and info !

[@Boogie_the_cat]

I've been running this charger and both the AA and AAA batteries from Power Owl for over a year. Best value rechargeable batteries you can get. Beats the heck out of rechargeable Duracell batteries, no joke.

[@BriansRCStuff]

Have you had any issues with the batteries not working well in any devices? The didn't work well in my wife's LED reading light for some reason.... I guess it didn't like the lower voltage. But overall, them seem really good. I am still trying to figure out how many months they can be stored before the voltage really drops/they need to be rechardged.

[@Boogie_the_cat]

​​​@@BriansRCStuffI have had no problems with 90% of applications. I did have an issue with my wall clock stopping using rechargeable batteries, this brand and other brands. It's a one battery clock. I mainly use the AAs (3 of them) in my rotating cat toy, where they last a long time. I use AAAs (2 again) in electroluminescent wire projects and 3 in my LED resin art. It's possible that I don't notice the lower voltage issue with the LED (flexible CoB LED wire) projects because I'm slightly overvolting the LEDs (rated for 3 volts) because my battery boxes fit 3 batteries, which is 4.2 volts. I imagine in a single battery wall clock or single battery LED light, they may be underpowered. All my applications so far have been 2+ batteries I hope this makes sense. Have a nice week !

[@scaleworksRC]

Pretty cool little unit! Those things are probably really popular in the Mini Z world 👍 ..being a vaper though, I got a decent dual unit that does 18650 batteries down to the little 123 size ones way before I got back into RCs. It works great for all kinds of batteries!

[@BriansRCStuff]

Sounds sweet! I have been debating in my mind if I should get a reachable unit like this and never pulled the trigger so when I got a chance to test this one out, I figured.... why not! Seems solid. Yours sounds fancy! Thanks for checking it out.

[@scaleworksRC]

@@BriansRCStuff Yeah it was one of those "buy once cry once" things I did trying to quit cigarettes.. been going good for probably 8 years now. The brand is 'Nitecore' if you're curious

[@arkyrc]

I use those same batteries (different charger). They don't last that long in my Futaba 3PV. After a full day of racing they definitely need recharging. Not a big deal though...saves me $$$ on buying new batteries. Just have to stay on top of keeping them charged. The voltage is also 1.2V vs 1.5V.......

[@BriansRCStuff]

Nice, which one do you have? Yeah, I was thinking I would not use them in my receivers as to maximize range I wanted a higher voltage battery. I haven't have a chance to compare them to alkaline batteries for how long they will last. Sounds like yours do not last as long?

[@arkyrc]

@@BriansRCStuff I use an XTAR Dragon charger. I use the batteries on race days and have never had an issue,. I'm curious if you'll see a distance issue with your speed run due to the lower voltage.

[@BriansRCStuff]

@@arkyrc I do not plan on using these in my speedrun transmitters for that exact reason but excellent point! When they get pull out 1.5 V, I swapped them into one of my Asher cars, transmitters and put fresh ones in the speed run car transmitter.

[@POWEROWL_net]

Thank you very much for your detailed review.😊 I look forward to your experience after using it for a while. If you have any questions, please contact me. I can really help!😂

[@BriansRCStuff]

Thank you!