I have always have had such a hard time finding batteries that will last in my camera. Well until I came across PowerGenix Batteries. Seriously I know it sounds like just a line but it's not. I put the PowerGenix Batteries in my digital camera at least 2 weeks ago and they still have full power. I usually have to change them during the day if I am using my camera at an event. I used the batteries the camera requested that I buy and use with the camera and they still didn't last as long as the PowerGenix. They are amazing and I am in awe that I still have full power.
From the website:
PowerGenix Quick Charger delivers an efficient & fast charge at
a great value. Charge two AA or AAA NiZn batteries in 1 to 1.5 hours,
or charge 4 AA batteries in about 3 hours. Features a built-in
"switching" power supply which will automatically adjust to any voltage
from 100-240VAC for international use. The PowerGenix Quick Charger is
intended for use with eco-friendly NiZn batteries only.
NiZn technology is perfectly suited for high-tech devices like MP3 players, digital cameras, toys, and LED lights.
Experience the Power by making the change to cutting-edge, environmentally friendly PowerGenix NiZn Chargers and Batteries today!
PowerGenix is an environmentally friendly battery developer and manufacturer based in San Diego, Ca. PowerGenix's rechargeable AA batteries are a great choice for consumers because they provide the power level of disposables and the environmental benefits of disposables.
PowerGenix is giving 2 of my readers the NiZn Quick Charger. All you have to do is tell something me something about PowerGenix and what type of battery you use now. (MANDATORY)
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Giveaway Ends April 2nd
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GIVEAWAY HAS ENDED AND WINNERS CONTACTED. #'s 40, 138. Had to draw a new name due to the fact that #40 never contacted me within the allotted time (48 hours). THE NEW WINNER IS # 135 VIA RANDOM.ORG, ALREADY CONTACTED.
GIVEAWAY HAS ENDED AND WINNERS CONTACTED. #'s 40, 138. Had to draw a new name due to the fact that #40 never contacted me within the allotted time (48 hours). THE NEW WINNER IS # 135 VIA RANDOM.ORG, ALREADY CONTACTED.
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PowerGenix batteries are certified as recyclable by the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Coalition (RBRC), a nonprofit public service organization dedicated to recycling rechargeable batteries. The batteries can be recycled at more than 50,000 RBRC collection sites in the U.S. and Canada. aa
I learned you get a Free C or D adapter with the purchase of PowerGenix batteries and a charger.
I use AA and AAA in everything.
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I learned that their batteries are certified as recycleable.
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I learned that their batteries are certified as recyclable.
I use rechargeable batteries.
:) Thank you for the wonderful giveaway! :)
I usually use Duracell batteries, but I'd love to try Power Genix. I learned that they lasted for a 4 hour photo shoot! I run through batteries like water whenever I'm trying to take pictures of my daughter, so these would be terrific. :)
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they are eco friendly-Nickel-Zinc is the most recyclable battery chemistry on the market.we ues everready
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i learned that they developed the first viable alternative to disposable alkaline batteries. Made with safe, nontoxic Nickel Zinc (NiZn)
i use both kinds of batteries now the regular one and the rechargeable
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It has a much shorter charge time than traditional rechargeables...I currently use regular Duracell rechargeables.
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I learned that Power-Genics batteries are better than other rechargeables because they have the performance power of regular batteries with the environmental benefits of rechargeables.
I currently use Duracell or Energizer regular batteries--or whatever's on sale!
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I learned you can buy them at amazon.com and I use AA & AAA by far the most.
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They last longer than most rechargeables
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PowerGenix batteries are certified as recyclable by the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Coalition (RBRC). Almost everything I own takes AA batteries
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The batteries I use the most are AA in my digital camera.
Unlike many other materials, both nickel and zinc can be recycled again and again while maintaining their physical and chemical properties, as there remains the same amount of each element at the end of a particular product cycle as at the beginning.
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I learned that Nickel-Zinc has a very cost-effective power delivery. We use AA batteries most often
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From the site: Unlike many other materials, both nickel and zinc can be recycled again and again while maintaining their physical and chemical properties, as there remains the same amount of each element at the end of a particular product cycle as at the beginning. I use a variety of batteries, but the most common is AA.
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they have the same power output as regular batteries? These I have to try!
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I learned that PowerGenix batteries are certified as recyclable by the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Coalition. I currently use Energizer rechargeables.
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I learned that PowerGenix batteries have more power (1.6 volts) than all other rechargeable batteries (1.2volts). I go through AA batteries in this house like water with two teenagers.
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New PowerGenix batteries have more power than all other rechargeable batteries.
I currently use Energizer AA & AAA batteries.
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they last longer than most rechargables! i use duracell
I learned they can be recycled and have better power than most rechargeable batteries. I usually use regular store brand batteries that go dead really fast.
PowerGenix batteries can be recycled at more than 50,000 RBRC collection sites in the U.S. and Canada.
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There batteries last longer than most.
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The batteries we generally use are regular (non-rechargable) AA batteries.
I use AA and AAA usually Duracell and I learned that their batteries are certified as recyclable
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these are neat! i never knew there was an adapter for different sizes! neat!!!! and they hold more of a charge!!
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Currently I use the generic store brands but learned that these ones are recyclable.
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These can be recycled.
I used whatever I find on sale and I have a coupon for.
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New PowerGenix batteries have more power (1.6 volts) than all other rechargeable batteries (1.2volts). I use rechargeable duracell.
I learned PowerGenix has developed a high-energy density, high-cycle life and low-cost nickel-zinc (NiZn) battery ideal for applications that demand high discharge rate capabilities.
I use normal non-rechargable batteries.
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Awesome blog and thanks for the giveaway!....would love love LOVE to win this!.... =]
They are recyclable too; I use Energizer currently!
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I use AA and AAA in everything.
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I learned that the batteries are recyclable, now I am using Duracel AA bateries
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I learned you get a Free C or D adapter with the purchase of PowerGenix batteries and a charger. I uuse a lot of AA's, this would really come in handy
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we use so many kinds - aa, aaa, d etc in toys and remotes etc - and we try to buy the economical choice
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I'm your fan on facebook and I forgot to write one thing I learned on the site on my first entry - please don't dq me! I learned..."PowerGenix's nickel-zinc technologies offer many compelling benefits for use in hybrid electric vehicles and other mobility applications. Nickel-zinc offers the high-power, high-cycle life and required energy density to meet the high torque and discharge demands of many of these vehicles at cost effective performance levels"
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PowerGenix’s NiZn batteries are safe, non-combustible and nontoxic."
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I learned that their batteries are certified as recycleable. I use AA mostly
The batteries can be recycled at more than 50,000 RBRC collection sites in the U.S. and Canada
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I learned that Nickel-Zinc is the most recyclable battery chemistry on the market. Unlike many other materials, both nickel and zinc can be recycled again and again while maintaining their physical and chemical properties.
I currently use Rayovac Hybrid Rechargeable batteries.
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These can be recycled.i use generic.
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I learned that PowerGenix makes more powerful rechargeable batteries than anyone else! I use the Kirkland/Costco brand right now cause they're a killer deal :D
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PowerGenix batteries are available through internet retailers including Amazon. I use a variety of battery sizes, both alkaline and rechargeable.
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I usually buy Duracell batteries for our devices (digital camera, remote controls, flashlights, radio). At the PowerGenix site, I learned that nickel zinc batteries were developed almost 100 years ago to power automobiles!
PowerGenix’s batteries deliver 1.6 volts of power, allowing users to get full performance out of their devices. To put this in context, most electronic devices are designed to perform optimally with disposable alkaline batteries, which deliver 1.5 volts of power. However, traditional rechargeable batteries (NiMH and NiCd chemistries) deliver only 1.2 volts, which causes devices to under-perform.
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I learned that you can buy them on Amazon.com I currently use Energizer lithium batteries.
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I learned that Power-Genics batteries are better than other rechargeables because they have the performance power of regular batteries with the environmental benefits of rechargeable.
I use AA the most for the kids toys and AAA's for the remotes.
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I learned they are recycleable! Right now I use pretty much anything that is on sale.
I learned that PowerGenix is headquartered in San Diego, CA and has their corporate offices, R&D operations, and prototyping/testing of battery cells.
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Get a Free C or D adapter with the purchase of PowerGenix batteries and a charger!
Right now i'm using energizer rechargable batteries.
I learned that the company is located in San Diego, California. I currently use store brand batteries.
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