"bpnjensen" wrote in message
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The upshot is that when a wireless mike using NiMH cells on live TV
goes south, it screws up your TV show. That's reasonably relevant, I
thought.

You're pretty stupid if you don't charge rechargeable batteries in radio
mics before every live show.

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On Mar 18, 1:38*pm, "Brian Gregory [UK]" wrote:
"bpnjensen" wrote in message

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The upshot is that when a wireless mike using NiMH cells on live TV
goes south, it screws up your TV show. *That's reasonably relevant, I
thought.

You're pretty stupid if you don't charge rechargeable batteries in radio
mics before every live show.

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Thank you for putting that so delicately! :-D

How about dead shows?

And what about rechargables in CB radio?

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"Brian Gregory [UK]" wrote in message
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You're pretty stupid if you don't charge rechargeable
batteries in radio
mics before every live show.

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On 3/18/10 17:54 , Stormin Mormon wrote:
How about dead shows?


Somewhat less fun, but much more orderly.



And what about rechargables in CB radio?


I had a walkie that would take alkalines or rechargeables.
Performance was the same when fully charged. But output was more
uniform until death, lacking the slow decline of alkalines.

Rechargeable life was less than practical for long days in the
field.

Ahh teclare, hee adlibs vbetter den Ahh dui!
cuhulin

Bump!,,, He looks back at the dead dog on the road.
//Who was it?//
]]Jack Russell[[

The Van movie.
cuhulin

A couple decades ago, about 1980, I think it was. I had a
couple CB walkies, and tried using them on nicad AA cells.
The walkies were good for about an hour of chit chat. Not
all that useful.

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"D. Peter Maus" wrote in message
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I had a walkie that would take alkalines or
rechargeables.
Performance was the same when fully charged. But output was
more
uniform until death, lacking the slow decline of alkalines.

Rechargeable life was less than practical for long days
in the
field.

On 3/20/10 07:56 , Stormin Mormon wrote:
A couple decades ago, about 1980, I think it was. I had a
couple CB walkies, and tried using them on nicad AA cells.
The walkies were good for about an hour of chit chat. Not
all that useful.



I got about 2. But then, when I'm in the woods, chit-chat isn't
really what I'm there for.

Run, Bambi, Run!

I hear yah. No sense chit chatting in a tree stand.

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"D. Peter Maus" wrote in message
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On 3/20/10 07:56 , Stormin Mormon wrote:
A couple decades ago, about 1980, I think it was. I had a
couple CB walkies, and tried using them on nicad AA cells.
The walkies were good for about an hour of chit chat. Not
all that useful.



I got about 2. But then, when I'm in the woods, chit-chat
isn't
really what I'm there for.

On 3/20/10 11:11 , Stormin Mormon wrote:
Run, Bambi, Run!

I hear yah. No sense chit chatting in a tree stand.


Well, not exactly. When I go off to the woods it's for the
solitude, the quiet, and a little deep DXing.

Hunting is not really my style, unless food is otherwise in short
supply. Which it can be in January in the North Woods.

I've only had to kill what I eat a couple of times.

And I don't think they'll ever let me in that WalMart, again.