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Will This Fix My Battery Storage Situation? 

beactivelife
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@RickMartinYouTube
@RickMartinYouTube 4 года назад
good idea, picked up a similar case - need them for my RVing
@matthoward1174
@matthoward1174 5 лет назад
That's a cool system for common batteries. I lean towards AAs, and have adaptors to make them C and D cells. I keep my AAs in a plastic ammo box made by MTM, sized for 500 S+W. CR123s and 18650s go in a smaller Pelican case, while looking for a better solution. Newer higher powered lights are using 26650 or larger, so I don't want to commit to pulling out my pick and pluck foam just yet.
@PaulBuikema
@PaulBuikema 5 лет назад
Nice kit buddy, I will stay with my rubbermaid bin in the drawer, I like the guessing game! I only keep my rechargeables separate with the chargers. Generally I am a AAA, AA and 18650 user as well , been eyeballing a 9 volt rechargeable but I just don't seem to use them much.
@SurviveN2
@SurviveN2 5 лет назад
That's a cool case for standard sized batteries 👍 It's a shame that they couldn't make the 9v slots a bit more smaller to hold them in better. My batteries are AAA, AA & 18650's 😉 Through the years I've gone with plastic cases for them, but no where the capacity of this case. TFS
@beactivelife
@beactivelife 5 лет назад
Thanks for watching and sharing your input, plastic cases work pretty well for battery storage. Take care
@bevtyler675
@bevtyler675 5 лет назад
I need this. It's Alex
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