Yeah thanks. Just figured I'd make sure. I had thought of calling
Olympus some how but meh who knows if they give a darn for the 14
anymore. The 1 that's really too bad they got rid of was the LS-100
though. That thing was epic. Just complete it with the LS-14's smart mode.
On 10/10/2018 9:05 PM, Tim Noonan wrote:
Simple answer is probably.
However, rechargeable batteries are a lower voltage than regular, and
theoretically a crucial recording could be corrupted or truncated if the unit
drained too much power.
This is very unlikely, you are more likely to find that during playback, at
full volume, the unit *could* shut down.
There are some units like the DM 901 that have a rechargeable battery that can
shut down during loud playback through the internal speaker.
Hope that helps.
Tim
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On 11 Oct 2018, at 11:51 am, Hamit Campos <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi. It's alright to use NIMH batteries in the Olympus LS-14 right? Because
according to Neal the Manual says Alqualine. Like Neal said though it doesn't
say NIMH won't work, but I will tell ya they do. It's just Olympus says to use
alkaline. How hard core should 1 listen to that? Obviously too it won't charge
NIMH but that's to be expected and it's obvious. Thanks.
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