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Under recommendation from an article I read I purchased some of these batteries - problem solved. If you own any kind of Out Door Weather instrument such as a weather station, indoor/outdoor digital thermometer or any other item that needs to function in extreme temperatures, these Lithium batteries are a must.I live in upstate New York and my digital out door thermometer was giving me crazy readings once the temperature got below freezing.
I purchased these for use in a freezer monitor and they're working great for the application at temperatures ranging from -18F to 5F.
Would not buy from seller again. Ordered item more than a month but not yet here. Wrote to seller twice and both e-mail returned a undeliverable.
I purchased both. Both the camera and radio just keep on going.
There are more important things in life, I know, but these batteries have made a huge difference in the useful run time of these two items that I use quite a lot. I don't believe I'll ever go back to alkalines, except for a low energy drawing device.
I purchased a Canon P&S camera and was quite disappointed in the item because it ate the included alkaline batteries. I have also placed the energizers in a small portable radio I take on many jobs.
A highly recommended little source of energy. A very helpful poster here suggested I try these lithium batteries and/or the Sanyo Eneloop rechargable batteries.
These Energizers are in the camera now and my confidence in the camera has been restored.
There's no reason to buy these online because it's cheaper just to go to store and get them yourself. (probably cheaper). They're very good batteries for just about everything you use them for, but there is no reason to buy them online. They're batteries. You can buy them anywhere.
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