PimperneBloke wrote: Tue Oct 07, 2025 3:51 pm
Might be worth adding a spare battery, Charles... in case you have a really busy day

Nothing worse than something unusual happening, or coming in to view, and your battery dies.... Happened to me so often I now have 3 batteries, even if I'm just in the garden
Thanks PB!
Indeed I never trust batteries at all and always carry a pocket full. Luckily this camera has four AA batteries and I heard a set of 'Duracells' are good for 600 photos: Ha! Maybe if you never zoom and keep the display turned off!
I'm also undecided about what batteries I'll use:
Heavy duty alkalines, rechargable Ni-Mh's (although they only supply 1.2 Volt each and may have slightly different lengths

), or Lithiums which give off 1.6 Volts and are possibly too high.
The manual in internet says it can also use Lithiums but was that an edit update? I doubt there were Lithium AA's in 2016 when these cameras first came out.
Getting this all perfect will be a quest like 'Finding the Holy Grail' or 'Pulling the sword out of a stone!' Haha!
