Audio Ltd MiniTX powered by rechargeables?

[Soundwil]

Hi all.

Does anybody have experience of powering the Audio Ltd 'miniTX' with rechargeable batteries.

I'm thinking of getting getting a couple of these transmitters but do not want to use alkaline or lithium disposables. Any input would be welcome.

Thanks, Will

[Dennis Kersten]

i'm curious about this too

[VASI]

Sanyo Eneloop XX

http://www.eneloop.info/products/batteries/xx-powered-by-eneloop-technology.html

[Soundwil]

Sanyo Eneloop XX

http://www.eneloop.i...technology.html

Thanks for the link. These are truly very good batteries and I use them in my G2s and TC slate in their AA form.

Alas, I have no experience of the Sanyo eneloop AAA version especially in the miniTX.

It would be important to me that the transmitter would be powered for at least 5.5 hours.

Thanks, Will

[GrahamTimmer]

I use powerex aaa's in my mini tx's. We change them out after 3 hours. I think we got 4 hours or 4.5 during a test, but felt 3 was a safe window for changing them out.

Good luck.

[Soundwil]

Thanks Graham.

Food for thought.

Will

[Simon Hayter]

Hi all.

Does anybody have experience of powering the Audio Ltd 'miniTX' with rechargeable batteries.

I'm thinking of getting getting a couple of these transmitters but do not want to use alkaline or lithium disposables. Any input would be welcome.

Thanks, Will

There are 2 different output levels for the mini tx, 28 and 35mw. I have a 35 mw tx which runs for about one 'session' about 5 - 6 hours on a set of Lithium disposables. I have no experience of the rechargeable alternatives. I'm not prepared to chance it <g>

[Soundwil]

Good info Simon, I was unaware of the different power levels.

Rechargeables are looking less likely to for-fill my duration needs unfortunately.

Hmmm