Batteries

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> Well, I had an odd observation over Christmas.
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> As much as I dislike led lights, battery operated or not, I decided to try
> a small string of solar powered ones, after noticing some, neighbors had
> didn't hurt my eyes as badly as the rest.
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> It has one NiMH rechargable battery with it. I was really happy with this,
> as I felt nothing bad from it, at least not over about 6" away. While the
> other lights are hard to stand for long as I've mentioned.
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> I didn't get it recharged one day and decided to use an alkaline one in
> it's place (not enough sun to do the job right now).
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> So, I stuck it in and turned it on, and yowie! The dirty electricity from
> that thing was strong, almost visible if you would, in comparison to the
> NiMH one. I could feel that several feet away and it was totally nasty.
> After the other was charged, I put it back in hoping it was still fine, and
> it was.
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> I tried the alkaline again just for a test. Same reaction. This says to me
> that the frequency of the elements they are made from definitely comes into
> play, as their vibration rate is going to be affected by electricity going
> through also. The same as happens in fluorescent bulbs.
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> I noticed something similar a couple years ago when they started putting
> the lithium standard size batteries in the stores also. That got my
> attention right away, being lithium's effects on the body, that they can be
> more hazardous as mentioned in rfid post, in spite of their longer life
> span.
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> I don't have one handy the correct size currently, to check that out in
> these leds to compare also, but it's just something else to consider.
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> ~ Snoshoe
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