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fogducker

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with all the new fangle dangle gadgets we all think we need:redface: ..to have a hunt, as an example....phone/hand held radios/callers/flashlights/gps,or what ever contraption you use..
how the crap you keep up the supply and demand for batteries to feed these when no power is about???
what do yous pack?? a six pack of beer/box of 20 cartridges/and 5 cases of 600 batteries?
 
savage17hmr said:
Easy, no phone,no gps,no callers,no contraptions. As for flashlights, the LEDS are easy on batteries so a couple extra will last a weekend!
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a weekend??gawd im gone that long for a crap:rolleyes: ...but i hear ya..i should have said in the posting for a hunting trip of about a week or two..
im a bad boy:redface:
 
panasonic ni-mh 2300mah rechargeables. not really affected by the cold and they last a long time. but at $59.99 for the charger with 4 batteries and each 4 pack at $19.99 it gets pricey but well worth it.
 
canadian hunter312 said:
panasonic ni-mh 2300mah rechargeables. not really affected by the cold and they last a long time. but at $59.99 for the charger with 4 batteries and each 4 pack at $19.99 it gets pricey but well worth it.
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Just add a $60 power inverter that plugs into the cigarette lighter in your truck and your set.
 
fogducker said:
a weekend??gawd im gone that long for a crap:rolleyes:
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Well that's because you are full of it:p :p

I use Ni Mh batteries and have a 4 battery charger that works on 120 AC and 12 volt so I only carry regular batteries as spares.
 
lithium batteries. Right now the only battery op thing I take with me is my Inova T1. :p


If I get lost I just start a fire, make smoke signals, then run away from the gun fire. I'll hit a highway soon enough.
 
I had the same problem 2 years ago. Made the decission to carry less unused battery dependant tools. And went with lights and a gps. All use double A, my lights are LED and I only carry a small supply of one type of battery.
I did get a LED head lamp as a gift, it uses tripple A but a new set of batteries are good for about 30 hrs.
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This is a joke in case anyone was thinking about becoming the human solar panel
 
By the way I read a report not to long ago that Costco batteries are the best batteries for the bang. Outperforming even some of the brand names.

And yes you can buy them by the hundreds:dancingbanana:
 
use Everready rechargeables for your Garmin GPS. And buy one of the solar (4"x6") rechargers for use around camp. It trickle charges pretty much any rechargeable battery. The whole she-bang wont cost more than $110 bucks.
 
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