BCD396T powersupply.

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ShadowKnight

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BCD396T power source.

Hello fellow RR members. I am wondering where I can order more Ni-MH batteries (so that I can have extra batteries on hand). I was hoping that they would have use a Ni-MH battery but guess my wish didn't come true. By the way does anyone how the "life expectancy" of the batteries that come with the BCD396T?

The reason why I say that they should have went with the battery pack is because I plan on having my scanner on 24/7. I will never sleep. LOL.
 
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philkoz

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Hi ShadowKnight,

Once again I get to put my 2 cents in....:) I have ordered many different batteries as well as the following 2 chargers below from www.thomas-distributing.com. I have had nothing but EXCELLENT service, prices, etc from this company. If nothing else, browse & see if anything meets ur needs. They have 'AA' Ni-MH up to 2900mAH, which is 600mAH more than the stock ones. I have some 2900, 2500 & 2300's I use in mine.

http://www.thomas-distributing.com/maha-mh-c801d-battery-charger.htm
http://www.thomas-distributing.com/la_crosse_bc-900_battery_charger.php

I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure life expectancy will vary somewhat, obviously depending on hours of use. At home, I leave mine on the stock AC adapter. I leave the battery switch on 'alkaline' so the adapter doesn't change the batteries. That way I only use the battery power when in car or outside.

Hope this helps u some....

-Phil, N8HAT
 
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