Sony DSC-H1 Batteries

On Sat, 3 Dec 2005 10:21:26 -0600, ransley RemoveThis @webtv.net (m Ransley) wrotc:

>I have a w5 I can use AA alkaline but not mangnese or NiCad in them, you
>should be able to check first, don`t you have the CD and instruction
>manual. AA Alkaline won`t last long. With out the manual you will miss
>alot of features.

The Manual says you should not charge them in the Sony Battery charger (the
might blow up), and :

"If you use the above batteries, we cannot guarantee full performance of the
camera by property of the batteries, such as brownout of the batteries"

I would not use them normally, but wondered if anyone kept a pair for backup
in their case for "emergency" used them, and how they worked.

Ben
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"Ben" <bpugs.DeleteThis@cableone.net> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 3 Dec 2005 10:21:26 -0600, ransley.DeleteThis@webtv.net (m Ransley) wrotc:
>
>>I have a w5 I can use AA alkaline but not mangnese or NiCad in them, you
>>should be able to check first, don`t you have the CD and instruction
>>manual. AA Alkaline won`t last long. With out the manual you will miss
>>alot of features.
>
> The Manual says you should not charge them in the Sony Battery charger
> (the
> might blow up), and :
>
> "If you use the above batteries, we cannot guarantee full performance of
> the
> camera by property of the batteries, such as brownout of the batteries"
>
> I would not use them normally, but wondered if anyone kept a pair for
> backup
> in their case for "emergency" used them, and how they worked.
>
> Ben
>

Alkaline are fine to use, but as was stated earlier, they will die a quick
death. NIMH rechargeable are best. That's what I use in my DSC-H1. Always
keep spares charged!
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Thanks all,

Kind of what I thought. Ok for an emergency but not for everyday work.

Ben
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