Like many of you, I have built up an impressive supply of eneloop batteries. How do you store them? Are they organised neatly in a battery storage box or are they loose in a drawer? Do you have a system to sort the charged and uncharged batteries.
I need to be more organised with my eneloops so I am looking forward to seeing peoples suggestions.
In a gun safe.
I bought a lovely battery storage case for the grand price of $2.50 off eBay and that included delivery.
I bought 2 plastic tubs with lids from Daiso. About 30cm x 15cm x 5cm high. One green and one red. In the red one I store all uncharged batteries and my BC-700 battery charger. In the green box I store all charged batteries, a phillips and flat screwdriver and a multimeter. I have around 60 x AAs and 40 x AAAs so I don't need to charge very often, when the green box is getting low I do a bulk charge of all red-box (i.e. flat) batteries and then move them to the green box.
I like this red and green box idea
I have a simpler system. One jar for charged batteries, and put flat ones in my unplugged charger (stores eight). When it gets full, I charge them.
do I get banned from ozb if I say I don't have any eneloops?
GTFO !
Just kidding. You can have some of mine. I've moved to 18650 batteries. It's like the next level Eneloop
me too @terminal2k..what do OZBs use these for…
In vibrators
Who uses batteries?
Who said we use them?
Batteries are so old fashioned & obsolete nowadays ————- until ———- the clock needs new ones. Your power company decides to have a day long cut for " routine maintenance work" leaving you with no choice but to pull out your old & trusty old battery operated player so you can still have a radio on. etc. etc. etc.
Who uses clocks?
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