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<blockquote data-quote="Overread" data-source="post: 1550597" data-attributes="member: 68571"><p>Energiser rechargables, but I am thinking of changing to Sanyo Enloop rechargables. The Enloop batteries keep their charge between uses, great for coming back to use the flash after a few days and having it reliable for a decent length of time - many a time my regular rechargables have died on me after a short period of time</p><p></p><p>Also its not cheap, but get yourself a very good recharging unit for whatever batteries you go for - the cheap quick charging ones will very quickly end up destroying the life of flash batteries, since they go through so many recharging cycles compared to many other uses where the batteries won't be recharged so often. Its not cheap at hte start but its a great saving in the long term</p><p></p><p>At the moment I have 8 batteries - 4 in and 4 spares</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Overread, post: 1550597, member: 68571"] Energiser rechargables, but I am thinking of changing to Sanyo Enloop rechargables. The Enloop batteries keep their charge between uses, great for coming back to use the flash after a few days and having it reliable for a decent length of time - many a time my regular rechargables have died on me after a short period of time Also its not cheap, but get yourself a very good recharging unit for whatever batteries you go for - the cheap quick charging ones will very quickly end up destroying the life of flash batteries, since they go through so many recharging cycles compared to many other uses where the batteries won't be recharged so often. Its not cheap at hte start but its a great saving in the long term At the moment I have 8 batteries - 4 in and 4 spares [/QUOTE]
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