The 2600mah is Ansmann's highest rated NiMH battery right now. I think they went with the digital branding to push home the fact they are ideal for the latest SLR digital Cameras. At least that's how my local camera store sold them to me 4 months ago when I bought a new SLR style digital camera.
BE CAREFUL!
While the Ansmann Digital 2600 have highest capacity, they will suffer the same problem most high-capacity batteries have with the gp2x: They won't last long, as they are NOT able to provide the power needed for the gp2x.
The PHOTO ones are able to provide more power, even though their capacity is NOT as high as the Ansmann Digital 2600!
The Digital 2600 are fine for standard devices which don't drain much power and once and will last a loooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time.
But only if the device doesn't need too much power - and the gp2x does.
EDIT: Ansmann PHOTO have Ansmann PHOTO printed on them
What's the number for rating the average output of a battery like these PHOTO batteries called? Perhaps we can look for comparable numbers on local batteries, since there is obviously some specific power-output-number difference, and since not all of us can have them shipped.BE CAREFUL!
While the Ansmann Digital 2600 have highest capacity, they will suffer the same problem most high-capacity batteries have with the gp2x: They won't last long, as they are NOT able to provide the power needed for the gp2x.
The PHOTO ones are able to provide more power, even though their capacity is NOT as high as the Ansmann Digital 2600!
The Digital 2600 are fine for standard devices which don't drain much power and once and will last a loooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time.
But only if the device doesn't need too much power - and the gp2x does.
EDIT: Ansmann PHOTO have Ansmann PHOTO printed on them
BE CAREFUL!
While the Ansmann Digital 2600 have highest capacity, they will suffer the same problem most high-capacity batteries have with the gp2x: They won't last long, as they are NOT able to provide the power needed for the gp2x.
The PHOTO ones are able to provide more power, even though their capacity is NOT as high as the Ansmann Digital 2600!
The Digital 2600 are fine for standard devices which don't drain much power and once and will last a loooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time.
But only if the device doesn't need too much power - and the gp2x does.
EDIT: Ansmann PHOTO have Ansmann PHOTO printed on them
What's the number for rating the average output of a battery like these PHOTO batteries called? Perhaps we can look for comparable numbers on local batteries, since there is obviously some specific power-output-number difference, and since not all of us can have them shipped.BE CAREFUL!
While the Ansmann Digital 2600 have highest capacity, they will suffer the same problem most high-capacity batteries have with the gp2x: They won't last long, as they are NOT able to provide the power needed for the gp2x.
The PHOTO ones are able to provide more power, even though their capacity is NOT as high as the Ansmann Digital 2600!
The Digital 2600 are fine for standard devices which don't drain much power and once and will last a loooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time.
But only if the device doesn't need too much power - and the gp2x does.
EDIT: Ansmann PHOTO have Ansmann PHOTO printed on them
I just don't see a specific number to look for on those pages. All I see are mAh ratings, which obviously don't mean as much in this scenario as the other number of constant average output of mAh. My "Duracell Rechargeable Accu 2300mAh NiMH AA Batteries" say on the side "Standard charge 230mA for 16h". Is this the number I should be looking for to reach about 500mA, so it is able to give all it's juice to the 2x?What's the number for rating the average output of a battery like these PHOTO batteries called? Perhaps we can look for comparable numbers on local batteries, since there is obviously some specific power-output-number difference, and since not all of us can have them shipped.BE CAREFUL!
While the Ansmann Digital 2600 have highest capacity, they will suffer the same problem most high-capacity batteries have with the gp2x: They won't last long, as they are NOT able to provide the power needed for the gp2x.
The PHOTO ones are able to provide more power, even though their capacity is NOT as high as the Ansmann Digital 2600!
The Digital 2600 are fine for standard devices which don't drain much power and once and will last a loooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time.
But only if the device doesn't need too much power - and the gp2x does.
EDIT: Ansmann PHOTO have Ansmann PHOTO printed on them
You can check this article here that ED posted in another thread:
http://www.imaging-resource.com/ACCS/BATTS/BATTS.HTM
But the winner there is standard Energizers nimhs so I'm not sure what relevance the article has...
anywhere that sells them to america? All the distributers is for england only
