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Old 03-10-2010, 17:39   #1
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wheres the best, cheapest place to get Duracell Batteries from? I need a fair few for my Nitro car, a pack of 20 is plenty...!!
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Morrisons usually have offers on.

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get some rechargeable as the duracell wont last you.....
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ill try the supermarkets, Argos might have some offers too so ill check there..

as for rechargeable, ive heard these are no good for Nitro cars, as they lose charge quicker than good duracells...how true that is I dont know so we will see!
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ill try the supermarkets, Argos might have some offers too so ill check there..

as for rechargeable, ive heard these are no good for Nitro cars, as they lose charge quicker than good duracells...how true that is I dont know so we will see!
you have to use the more expensive rechargables

these are supposed to be very good
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/16-x-SANYO-ENE...b3c7b3feb492a9
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they did a test on rechargeables on the gadget show and found uniross batterys and charger were the best.
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you have to use the more expensive rechargables

these are supposed to be very good
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/16-x-SANYO-ENE...b3c7b3feb492a9
im new to the hobby, and very eager to learn. why do i need rechargeables??

i have a charger in the caravan i think, so im half way there....
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