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Sanyo have devloped a new type of NiMH cell in the form of the Eneloop cell. The crowning feature of these cells is that they do not lose their charge like other NiMH cells. In fact, Sanyo claim that they will retain 80% of their charger after a year on the shelf! Are you tired of your radio batteries running down while standing? Then the Eneloop cell is just for you.
I am using Eneloop cells in my gliders - the 800 mAh AAA cells. I am using the 2000 mAh AA cells in my sports planes and in my transmitters. I can vouch for their good qualities! Everyone that I have sold these cells to has raved about them.
Yes, that's right, the cells come in two sizes - AAA cells that are 800 mAh and AA cells that are 2000 mAh. Please note - these are not fast charge cells, but they work fine with standard radio set chargers and can be boosted in the field using charge rates up to 300 mA.
I have these cells loose and already made up into Rx packs. The packs come either as flat packs or square packs. All packs have a JR/Hitec/Futaba/ MPX UNI plug:
Sanyo AAA Eneloop cells loose:
44.3 x 10.3mm, Weight 12g, Price - $5.95 each
Sanyo AA Eneloop cells loose:
50.6 x 14.2mm, Weight 26g, Price - $5.95 each
Eneloop AAA 800 mAh Rx flat pack:|
16 x 43 x 48mm, Weight 58g, Price - Now only $29.50
Eneloop AAA 800 mAh Rx square pack:
21 x 21 x 48mm, Weight 58g, Price - Now only $29.50
Eneloop AA 2000 mAh Rx flat pack:
53 x 53 x 57mm, Weight 114g, Price - Now only $32
Eneloop AA 2000 mAh Rx square pack:
53 x 29.2 x 29.2mm, Weight 114g, Price - Now only $32
JR square pack - $49
Futaba flat pack - $49