Digital Cameras Aa Batteries
by admin on Wednesday, February 25th, 2009 | No Comments
My digital camera takes two AA batteries, put in two energizer heavy and accuses the camera?
battery after just having a picture. Will Does this sound normal for Energizer batteries or do I need the battery.
No matter the brand, the Heavy Duty batteries are old-style carbon chemical batteries Zinc-based. Your camera requires alkaline or lithium batteries. Batteries Heavy Duty is really cheap and somwhat misnamed. About the only thing they can be used to be low, the constant drain devices such as flashlights. Do not waste your money buying batteries Heavy Duty, stick with alkaline, are much cheaper to use and will not let you stop. Astrobuf
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