Don Ellsworth
Member
I've been keeping them in baggies, but there has to be a better way. Any ideas?
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AA Battery storage in bag.
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Bryan.B
Forum Enthusiast
This is my soloution
Bryan
E-20, TCON 14B http://www.pbase.com/hoppy/root
The only problem with my E-20, is me.
Bryan
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E-20, TCON 14B http://www.pbase.com/hoppy/root
The only problem with my E-20, is me.
Jim King
Veteran Member
Go to http://store.yahoo.com/greenbatteries-store/ and check out the nylon battery storage bags for $4.95 each. I've got a couple and they are great!
Regards, Jim
Regards, Jim
RW in Florida
Active member
I use some old film canisters for my battery storage, 2 per canister.
Robert
Oly D490Z
E10, TCON 14B
Orin Z
Well-known member
Check this web site out.
http://www.thomas-distributing.com/battery-holders.htm
Hope this helps,
Orin
http://www.thomas-distributing.com/battery-holders.htm
Hope this helps,
Orin
Orin Z
Well-known member
And I forgot this:
http://www.thomas-distributing.com/at-bh-1.htm
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jrdii
Leading Member
check this out: http://ripvan100.com/products_travelcase.htm I've gotten a couple when I've purchased batteries from them. Basically plastic tubes with pipe caps on the ends. I'm going to look for pieces the next time I go to a good hardware store.
Jim
Jim
Don Ellsworth
Member
I bought the nylon storage bags from greenbatteries. We'll see. Thanks for all the help!
Garry Schaefer
Senior Member
I flip a rubber band a couple of times around a group of four and pop them into the front pouch of my Lowepro TLZ1 bag. Works like charm.
Garry
Garry's Page: http://www3.mb.sympatico.ca/~gschaef
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Garry
Garry's Page: http://www3.mb.sympatico.ca/~gschaef
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Donald Chin
Guest
here is mine:
Donald
Donald
ShootingStar66329
Well-known member
Donald,
I want that battery holder! Where did you get it? I got one with my Olympus battery charger, but can't find the same thing anywhere else. While I am based in Australia, I may be able to get a friend to grab me one from Hong Kong (if that is where you got it).
Thanks in advance
-SS
I want that battery holder! Where did you get it? I got one with my Olympus battery charger, but can't find the same thing anywhere else. While I am based in Australia, I may be able to get a friend to grab me one from Hong Kong (if that is where you got it).
Thanks in advance
-SS
here is mine:
Donald
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Donald Chin
Guest
Yes, I got mine in HK, your friend can find them in Mong Kok, those model shops near Kwong Wah Street selling these holders for $0.25 to $.50 each.
Donald
--I want that battery holder! Where did you get it? I got one with my
Olympus battery charger, but can't find the same thing anywhere
else. While I am based in Australia, I may be able to get a friend
to grab me one from Hong Kong (if that is where you got it).
Thanks in advance
-SS
here is mine:
Donald
Donald
Francine DiFranza
Member
Don, this is where I bought my battery charger and batteries and when you make a purchase, you get the free battery holder which is great!
Francine
Francine
Francine DiFranza
Member
Free with purchase of batteries!
http://www.thomasdistrIBUTING.COM/mh-4aa180.htm
http://www.thomasdistrIBUTING.COM/mh-4aa180.htm
here is mine:
Donald
ckknives
New member
I store mine in a nylon replacement pouch case for one of the multi-plier tools. One pouch holds two sets. About 3 dollars US each.
ckknives
Dave Weikel
Leading Member
Don,
Go to the womens hair supply section of Walmart and look for a card with the fabric covered ponytail holders - not the big fat ones, but thin ones. They are made by Goodie, You can get about 20 for less than $2.00. Group 4 charged batteries together, 2 up, 2 down and wrap the ponytail holder around twice. You now have a battery speed loader. Just align the pack over your FL-40 flash (so the positive terminals are in the right position) and push all 4 into place with your thumb. Use the same techinque for Vivitar flash or PAS digital cameras.
Spent batteries can be grouped with all 4 batteries pointing the same direction to let you know they have to be recharged.
I routinely carry bunches of battery speed loaders in the side pouch of my camera bag and generally one or two in my pockets when I'm doing an event.
Dave
Go to the womens hair supply section of Walmart and look for a card with the fabric covered ponytail holders - not the big fat ones, but thin ones. They are made by Goodie, You can get about 20 for less than $2.00. Group 4 charged batteries together, 2 up, 2 down and wrap the ponytail holder around twice. You now have a battery speed loader. Just align the pack over your FL-40 flash (so the positive terminals are in the right position) and push all 4 into place with your thumb. Use the same techinque for Vivitar flash or PAS digital cameras.
Spent batteries can be grouped with all 4 batteries pointing the same direction to let you know they have to be recharged.
I routinely carry bunches of battery speed loaders in the side pouch of my camera bag and generally one or two in my pockets when I'm doing an event.
Dave
Don Ellsworth
Member
Thanks everyone again.
Don
Don
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Duncan Budd
Guest
Same solution here and the rubber bands were free (though the asparagus they originally held in bunches was not!).
Duncan
Duncan
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