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I run kirkland AA batteries in all my trail cams and have never had a problem. I run them all winter long and depending on the set can get 8-14 months per set of batteries. All my cameras take 8 AA batteries. No way I can justify the cost of lithium based on my experience.
Quote from: jrebel on June 24, 2020, 05:59:17 PMI run kirkland AA batteries in all my trail cams and have never had a problem. I run them all winter long and depending on the set can get 8-14 months per set of batteries. All my cameras take 8 AA batteries. No way I can justify the cost of lithium based on my experience. That's all I used to run also. But after batteries leaking in a couple cams and essentially ruining the cam I switched. This last go around I just bought energizer something or anothers. LOL
This subject comes up periodically so thought I'd share a recent experience.Hung an older bushnell cam on Oct 2, 2019 @6000' elevation. Cam takes 4 AA bats. I always use Kirkland batteries instead of the name brand, or lithium ones. Set on 3 shot burst. 32g card.The camera was retrieved on 6-23-20, so it was soaking for nearly 9 months. Verdict..….8796 pics, took the vast majority of the pics in May of 2020, still taking pics up until June 7th 2020. IMHO, Lithium batteries are not worth the cost.