May the mod reviewing this first post here move it to a separate thread if it's not appropriate to add to this Eneloop mega-thread.
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Newbie here (be gentle). Web-searches kept pointing to candlepowerforums as THE place for expertise on NiMH rechargeable batteries . . .
May be uncommon retail here relative to the "Eneloop" designation, but there are several Fujitsu/FDK battery models listed at (somewhat-end-user-ordering-friendly) industrial suppliers of electronic components (at least the data sheets for each are headed either "FDK Twicell" or "Panasonic").
Can anyone comment (or point to a url) on common "Eneloop" names for the type of model numbers found for AAs at such a source (examples below)? The only two bits of info I could find implied that retail package HR-3UTHCEX could be 3rd or 4th gen Eneloop Pro and that HR-3UTG could be 1st gen Eneloop (although 1900/2000mAh is such a common spec). If it's noteworthy, 10x more HR-3U-2500 and HHR-210AAC4B batteries are in stock (late 2019), relative to the others.
Thanks!
Here are some of the numbers and specs for AA 1.2V mentioned (forgive the formatting).
(AAAs listed were typically 700 and 780 mAh)
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Newbie here (be gentle). Web-searches kept pointing to candlepowerforums as THE place for expertise on NiMH rechargeable batteries . . .
May be uncommon retail here relative to the "Eneloop" designation, but there are several Fujitsu/FDK battery models listed at (somewhat-end-user-ordering-friendly) industrial suppliers of electronic components (at least the data sheets for each are headed either "FDK Twicell" or "Panasonic").
Can anyone comment (or point to a url) on common "Eneloop" names for the type of model numbers found for AAs at such a source (examples below)? The only two bits of info I could find implied that retail package HR-3UTHCEX could be 3rd or 4th gen Eneloop Pro and that HR-3UTG could be 1st gen Eneloop (although 1900/2000mAh is such a common spec). If it's noteworthy, 10x more HR-3U-2500 and HHR-210AAC4B batteries are in stock (late 2019), relative to the others.
Thanks!
Here are some of the numbers and specs for AA 1.2V mentioned (forgive the formatting).
| individual cells | name | minimum/typical | size | approx | cycles | ||||||
| HR-3U-2500 | TWICELL | 2300/2500mAh | 14.35mm x 50.4mm | 31g | no "up to" cycles listed | ||||||
| HR-3UWX | TWICELL | 2400/2500mAh | 14.50mm x 50.4mm | 30g | no "up to" cycles listed | ||||||
| HR-3UTG | TWICELL | 1900/2000mAh | 14.35mm x 50.4mm | 27g | no "up to" cycles listed | ||||||
| BK-200AAB9B | PANASONIC | 1900/2000mAh | 14.50mm x 50.5mm | 29g | no "up to" cycles listed | ||||||
| HHR-210AAC4B | PANASONIC | 2000/2080mAh | 14.50mm x 50.5mm | 29g | no "up to" cycles listed | ||||||
| HR-3UTCEX(4B) "retail" 4 pk | FUJITSU | 1900/2000mAh | 14.35mm x 50.4mm | 27g | packaging: 2100 cycles | ||||||
| HR-3UTHCEX(4B) "retail" 4 pk | FUJITSU | 2450/2570mAh | 14.50mm x 50.4mm | 30g | packaging: 500 cycles |
(AAAs listed were typically 700 and 780 mAh)
