Same with me. I bought about a dozen packages and noticed afterwards that they were actually labelled as 1900 on the batteries. Checked a few other places afterwards and they were all the same. Contacted UniRoss by email, they said they'd look into it and get back to me, but they haven't. Also bought energizer 2450 at the same time and they seem to work better in a flash.
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Same with me. I bought about a dozen packages and noticed afterwards that they were actually labelled as 1900 on the batteries. Checked a few other places afterwards and they were all the same. Contacted UniRoss by email, they said they'd look into it and get back to me, but they haven't. Also bought energizer 2450 at the same time and they seem to work better in a flash.
As long as they're the low self-discharge Ni-MH batteries then it's all good.
I only use eneloops and you can use any charger with them.
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As long as they're the low self-discharge Ni-MH batteries then it's all good.
Yep, way I see it I'll still have the equivelent charge of a smaller battery even a month after charging and I can always charge the day before use (giving me even more photos per battery than the smaller batteries).
Only rechargeable batteries I've had die on me in the last five years were Sanyos (two sets of 2.5Ah). Best I have are Kodak 2.1Ah - they've been going for about 7 years in flashes and PD70x. They hold their charge even better than Hybrios.