For those who look for decently priced eneloops...

We have to make a trip tomorrow and if they still have any left in stock, I'm grabbing some. I bought the charger & battery combo pack right before I joined the forum.

yea the local one still has them, problem is i prefer the Powergenix Ni-zn, and i have a ton of those now (two 8 packs not opened yet too)

also i have TONS of ni-mh and ni-cd batteries ive revived with my tenergy charger. so i dont need the eneloops. cant see wasting the money right now

li-ion is just so much better

Li-ion is unbelieveably dangerous. Not kidding. Powergenix are no longer being made, per CPF, and have low cycles, and leak under high load. Ni-cad...well, they're nicad. Eneloops are ready when you need them.

Another option is from solomonsupply@eBay here: http://stores.ebay.com/Solomon-Supply/SANYO-/_i.html?rt=nc&_dmd=1&_fcid=100&_fsub=1413247012&_jgr=0&_localstpos=&_sid=128603122&_stpos=&_trksid=p4634.c0.m14&_vc=1&gbr=1

Offers both first and second generation eneloops, the price for 4xAA is similar to Manafont's (14.49$ vs 14.40$), but 8xAA cost 25.99$.

Also offers AAA in 4x (12.49$) and 8x packs (22.99$).

I hope these are real eneloops, I've ordered 4xAAA today, hope they arrive soon.

Hmm, he also has a store outside eBay @ http://www.solomonsupply.com with even lower prices - 4xAA for 14.14$ (8 for 25.20$) and 4xAAA for 12.20$ (8 for 22.50$).

I wish I'd seen it before ordering from eBay... :/

I just remembered this site. Also a great place to get D/C nimhs.

http://www.thomasdistributing.com/Sanyo-Eneloop_c_1020.html?frontpage=1

Under $10 for 4 packs of both AAA's and AA eneloops.

Thank you! I’m running very low on both AA and AAA and that’s a great deal to restock. Not to mention they are a rock solid business. I remember ordering from them almost 10 years ago.

They offer only FedEx to Israel at 45.61$.

You could call them at 800-821-2769, maybe you could work something out?

naaa, I don't believe it will be cheaper than the 12$-15$ ones from hong kong. :)

Why is it that US companies so rarely want to use USPS?

UPS, DHL and FedEX are rather over with their collection of import duty+VAT and ontop of that they then screw you for a fee for the pleasure of them taking money off you, around £12-15.

It's bloody annoying as I want to buy about half the stock they have @ ThinkGeek, sadly a 6$ item would end up costing $55.

UPS has decent tracking though, even if their people are ripoffs. They charged me an extra 3 bucks because I had some tape sticking out the bottom of my package!

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...Powergenix are no longer being made, per CPF, and have low cycles, and leak under high load. .

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I have been consistantly drawing in excess of 3 amps from my NiZn during bench testing various mods... No failures to date (for reference, this has been out of 14 cells).

[quote=srfreddy] Powergenix are no longer being made, per CPF, and have low cycles, and leak under high load. . [/quote]

I think some of the "high loads" were insanely high loads for RC stuff, not normal flashlight type loads. I was really tempted to try the NiZn cells when the 4-pack and chargers went down to $8, but I'm happy with my Eneloops and Duraloops. In fact I probably have a few more than I really need already.

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I was really tempted to try the NiZn cells when the 4-pack and chargers went down to $8...

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I hate to mention this to my friends overseas, but the BigLots store here had a 20% off deal today. That means it was $6.40 for an 8 pack or charger/4pack. I bought all they had .

im in the 3 amp testing range too. great results from what i can tell on ni-zn.

discontinued or not, it will due until a different material is used as the cheap alternative to li-ion

cant always trust what you read on CPF. its like people are payed to say stuff there

Eneloops are there ready for a charge, but so is Li-ion. and if it was so dangerous, it wouldnt be in your cell phone. Li-ion is more stable at high draw than ANY ni-mh. tell a tesla roadster owner you want to put Ni-mh in his vehicle cause its "safer"

youll get laughed from here back to china, and theyll just give you lead acid, now THERES something dangerous lol

So is this a good deal?

http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=11504514&search=sanyo&Mo=4&cm_re=1_en-_-Top_Left_Nav-_-Top_search&lang=en-US&Nr=P_CatalogName:BC&Sp=S&N=5000043&whse=BC&Dx=mode+matchallpartial&Ntk=Text_Search&Dr=P_CatalogName:BC&Ne=4000000&D=sanyo&Ntt=sanyo&No=2&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&Nty=1&topnav=&s=1

that seems way more expensive than the kit i saw

i dont think they have the kit online. im going there monday to do a return, ill take a pic of the tag and box

im pretty sure in store the kit looks like this

http://cgi.ebay.com/NIB-Sanyo-Eneloop-Batteries-Charger-Kit-8AA-4AAA-/140432763096?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item20b271e8d8

and is only 25 bux or so.

xP.1337, that's the one I was headed to pick up tomorrow. The store I went to today was out. So I did a search at Costco.com for Sanyo and it pulled up a couple of choices. This was the most expensive of the group but I saw the C & D adapters. Hmmmmm.........

its funny cause i dont see the cheaper kit on their website at all. costco products never seem to be up to date on the website.

also, im using tenergy D and C batteries, with 10,000mah and 5000 mah capacities respectively. a much better choice over using adapters in my opinion. why waste the space and have to constantly recharge lol