nemt
Member
What types of rechargeables have you guys had the most success with? I bought some 2700mAh Opteka brand AAs, but when I use them my GP2X crashes for some reason.
Good Rechargeables?
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greenmikey
dancin' to the moldies
I dont want to be rude but there is a search function on these boards..you have made lots of posts latley. Personally I use energizer 2500mAh rechargables and they work very well
reaper79
Rectum? Damn near killed ''em!
Well, I don't know where your from, but if you got a Walmart or the like near you, go and get either the Energizer 2500mahs, or the Duracell 2650mah's. I have both and they all work fine. Or, if you can find Ansmans, I hear they are highly recommended.
jbrodack
gp2x fan
powerex 2700 mah
If you're in the UK then try 7dayshop's own 2800mAh batteries - they work fine for me and give excellent battery life (I'm afraid I can't give you any figures as I've not benchmarked it, but I've watched two 40min long avi's on it in the past two days in 'power save' movie mode, among with various other game play and the batteries are still going).
CoMiKe
Member
Here is a list of tested batteries.
It's written in spanish, but it's easy to understand:
http://wiki.gp32spain.com/index.php/Pilas
I'm personally using a pair of Duracell 2650 mAh, and I get very good results with my GP2X MK2 bought in January 2007, as you can see in that page.
It's written in spanish, but it's easy to understand:
http://wiki.gp32spain.com/index.php/Pilas
I'm personally using a pair of Duracell 2650 mAh, and I get very good results with my GP2X MK2 bought in January 2007, as you can see in that page.
kardasan
Member
Have someone used Sanyo Eneloop? I'm thinking about buying pack of them and I would like to know how are they performing
SiDCrAzY
GP2X User
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Creature XL
Active Member
CoMiKe said:Here is a list of tested batteries.
It's written in spanish, but it's easy to understand:
http://wiki.gp32spain.com/index.php/Pilas
I don't speak any spanish so I have no clue what the text above the table is about.
But a quick look at the entries let open a few questions. For example
- Did all contributers did the same things with the GP2x?
- Did they measure the time correct?
Just look at the entries for "Energizer 2500": 3:10, 3:49, 2:05 ???
amd Ansman are well known for their accus. And then such a low time?
For me this list of no use ATM. Maybe someone can enlighten me?
salut,
creature
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Lobo
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All those results on that page were created by people using the same battery testing program (Puck2099 was the author) so:
a) all the contributers did the same things
B) the actual Battery test program measured the time
Results can vary because maybe some of the batteries had gone through more charge/discharge cycles, and also possibly because not all GP2X are the same.
a) all the contributers did the same things
B) the actual Battery test program measured the time
Results can vary because maybe some of the batteries had gone through more charge/discharge cycles, and also possibly because not all GP2X are the same.
carlgeorge
Active Member
My Ansmann batteries don't last very long, I wish mine would last three hours.
I think the problem is that my GP2X is a first edition model (first batch even). It drinks batteries, has a really shitty joystick and the screen's wonky.
I think the problem is that my GP2X is a first edition model (first batch even). It drinks batteries, has a really shitty joystick and the screen's wonky.
CoMiKe
Member
Perhaps it would be useful if I translate the battery test page from the GP32Spain wiki and post it to the gp2x.org wiki also.
Of course, I would need to ask Anarchy (the GP32Spain admin) for permission to do it.
Of course, I would need to ask Anarchy (the GP32Spain admin) for permission to do it.
I have to say that's entirely different to my experience - although admittedly that's mainly via digital cameras than the gp2x - I've used the energizer's for my cameras and the life I get out of them is really poor, unless it's just that I got from a bad batch or something :blink:Goob said:
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CoMiKe
Member
Here is the translated version:
http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/Batteries
It would be very useful if you add your own tests to that wiki page.
http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/Batteries
It would be very useful if you add your own tests to that wiki page.
nemt
Member
Sorry for making a separate topic for this, but I was hoping maybe someone would have insight as to why the Opteka rechargeables didn't work.
Yorper
GP32 Hardcore
I use the 4 that come with the value pack (these are not so great), but i also baught some 7dayshop homebranded 2800mAh batteries and they last brilliantly, around the 5hr+ mark.
7dayshop 2800mAh.
7dayshop 2800mAh.
