A lot of people use this 3.5 or 3.7v cells because it speeds te camera
quite a lot (speaking AF mostly) but Pentax officially doesn't
recommend not to use them for obvious reasons. Still some do use them
and are happy like that.


2007/4/22, eric <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> mike wilson wrote:
> > J wrote:
> >
> >
> >> Ok Thanks, Like I said before the icon said that the batteries were
> >> fully charged. Anyway I took the rechargeable 3 volt batteries out
> >> and charged them, but in the meantime I put in four AA duracell
> >> batteries and the camera seems to be working..This is the first time
> >> the mirror have ever stuck. So I will see when I put the 3 volt bats
> >> back in......
> >>
> >
> > ??? Most rechargeable AAs are in the order of 1.2V.  If you really have
> > 3V ones, that's your problem.  Your charger can't fill them up. 8-)
> >
> >
>
>
> I would assume that he's talking about the rechargeable CR-V3 or CR-5
> style of batteries.  It's possible to get AA sized rechargeable lithium
> cells that are ~3V, but you have to really look for them (i.e. - it
> would be difficult to end up with them "by accident").  Assuming that he
> did have the 3V AA cells, they wouldn't even begin to charge on a NiMH
> charger, as the cell voltage of a drained cell would be considerably
> higher than the full charge voltage of a NiMH cell.  The difference
> between full and empty is typically only a few tenths of a volt.
>
> For anyone else that may be considering the rechargeable CR-V3 or CR-5
> route, keep in mind that some of these batteries are capable of
> outputting closer to 3.7V vs. the 3.0V of the typical non-rechargeable
> battery.  I found that my old Toshiba P&S was tolerant of a rather wide
> range of battery voltage, but I haven't yet had the cahones to try it on
> my Pentax.
>
> eric
>
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