Replacemant rechargable batteries

You could try using 2 x AA NiMH rechargeable battery or2 x AA NiCd rechargeable batteries if you just using ordinary AA batteries at the moment......

The camera doesn't come with a charger. It uses standard AA batteries. If you use rechargeable batteries then you must charge them outside the camera using a separate battery charger. Rechargeable AAs and charges should be available at just about any department, electronics, or office-supply store.

The camera doesn't come with a charger. It uses standard AA batteries. If you use rechargeable batteries then you must charge them outside the camera using a separate battery charger. Rechargeable AAs and charges should be available at just about any department, electronics, or office-supply store.

You don't need to use Olympus batteries. The D-395 uses two standard AA batteries, either disposables or alkalines. You should be able to find AA batteries at just about any department store, drugstore, electronics store, office-supply store, or supermarket.

The D-395 uses standard AA batteries. You should be able to find rechargeable AAs at just about any department, electronics, or office-supply store. If you're in the US, you can't be too far from a Radio Shack store, for example.

Hi. You can use any make of 'normal' non-rechargeable alkaline AA batteries, or rechargeable NiMH AA batteries, but those will also need a battery charger.

Rechargeable batteries and a charger are more expensive to start with but are much more economical in the long run and especially if you use your camera fairly often.

The latest 'Hybrio' types hold their charge better when stored, but again they are a little more expensive but they can all be used in most other gadgets. The ordinary NiMh batteries do not hold the voltage quite as well as Hybrio, or even the older type of NiMh batteries but this does not often matter.

You will find that the capacity of rechargeable batteries varies from about 850 to 2100 'mah' (milli amp hours), so some will last longer than others but otherwise it does not matter which type you use. The latest 'Hybrio' types hold their charge better when stored, but again they are a little more expensive.

You will not damage your camera if you install energizer, so have fun with it!

The SP-320 uses standard AA batteries, disposable or rechargeable. If you want to use rechargeables, you should be able to find chargers at any department, electronics, or office-supply store. You can't use the camera itself as a charger, however.

1. Do not use ordinary batteries. Use rechargeable NiMH.

2. Measure battery voltage using tester or volt meter. 1.2 v for rechargeables.

3. Try measuring charger output.

Yes, there are two rechargeable sets, the B-80SU Ni-Mh Overnight Charger and Battery Set and the B-90SU Quick Charger and Battery Set. Each comes with four rechargeable Ni-Mh AA batteries.

The battery life of AA alkaline batteries varies according to the manufacturer and power rating. Alkaline batteries can provide up to 100 shots with typical usage. Olympus NiMH batteries (B-01 4PE) provide approximately 250 shots per charge and can be recharged 300 to 500 times. Olympus recommends the use of CR-3V batteries or NiMH batteries. Olympus sells an NiMH Battery set which includes a charger and set of 4-NiMH batteries. You can purchase this through Olympus dealers or through the Olympus Emporium (www.olympusamerica.com/store).