On Dec 1, 2005, at 11:31 PM, Beniamino Cenci Goga wrote:
NiMH batteries are a slightly lower voltage (1.2V) than the
lithium batteries (1.5V)
However the Lithium batteries are readily available cheaper online:
http://www.thomas-distributing.com/enr-l91bp-4.htm $8 US for 4
batteries.
Or you have a flaky mouse. If the user manual says NiMH batteries
work, and they don't, either the batteries aren't good or the mouse
isn't, NiMH rechargeables are very popular. If it's still under
warrantee, I'd contact Apple Support about it.
I put two alkaline: same thing. He only likes
This mouse works flawlessly with the Lithium batteries (9 euros every
2 months... way too expensive) while when I switch to the NiMH (this
last set rated at 2500 mAmps) the pointer does not follow smoothly
the mouse movement.
With the Lithium it is rock solid up to the very last minute of use
On Dec 1, 2005, at 12:51 PM, Beniamino Cenci Goga wrote:
This mouse works flawlessly with the Lithium batteries (9 euros
every 2 months... way too expensive) while when I switch to the
NiMH (this last set rated at 2500 mAmps) the pointer does not
follow smoothly the mouse movement.
With
NiMH batteries are a slightly lower voltage (1.2V) than the lithium
batteries (1.5V)
However the Lithium batteries are readily available cheaper online:
http://www.thomas-distributing.com/enr-l91bp-4.htm $8 US for 4 batteries.
Thanks a lot. However the user manual of the Apple BT mopuse says
