[Greenbuilding] your favorite battery charger (AA, AAA, etc.)?
Bob Waldrop
bwaldrop at cox.net
Sat Oct 8 15:47:59 CDT 2011
probably Dollar General or Family Dollar or some other low-end general merchandise store. I just bought a box of four solar lawn lights for $5. They were regularly $10, but were half off in an end of season sale. Sure enough, when I opened one up, there was a single triple A battery inside. Very clever idea and very low cost.
Bob Waldrop, Oklahoma City
From: Sacie Lambertson
Sent: Saturday, October 08, 2011 3:29 PM
To: Green Building
Subject: Re: [Greenbuilding] your favorite battery charger (AA, AAA, etc.)?
Laren, where do you get lights, charger and battery for $1.50 each?
It is interesting to read the many different ways you all are handling battery charging. With varying reasons for doing it your way, I suspect consensus is not possible. I would enjoy hearing from others on the list as well.
Sacie
from Laren:
What I use as my chargers is Solar lawn lights. I bought two
boxes of eight, that include AA batteries. They are easily removed
for use in my radios and flashlights. I have other lights that charge my
AAA batteries. On average I do not pay much more than $1.50 for
the light/charger with a nicad battery included.
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