AA Batteries .......

Man that is one cool trick. Thanks a lot for the link. Can't wait to try it out.:big_smile:

 

That is definitely worth checking into!! Thanks, Garry!

 

hum, i wouldnt have expected that! it that all brands i wonder? the thing i learn on this site. lol

 

The 6 volt batteries are not all made that way, maybe just the ones with the plastic case?

 

I've seen that video and then seen another video that disproves that theory. I'll try to find the video that shows what its really like inside.

 

Take a look at Snopes

 

The opening credits was for gag films or some such. I don't think I'd go busting into a 6 volt battery based soley upon that video. But heck, if you do it right, what can it hurt?

 

Guess I shudda had a little bit more coffee before I bought off on that.. lol

Kepe the reps, Garry - your intentions were good!

 

Dang...I thought that I was going to save a little cash on my kids toys...oh well.

 

Here Garry try this one instead. :smile2:

http://s95.photobucket.com/albums/l...rrent=InsaneCarBatteryHackfromwwwmetacafe.flv

 

we used 22s as kids to disprove that when i was a kid. lol

 

That was a good one Jason!!!

 

If you use a lot of AA batteries, Home Depot generally has a pretty good price, although you may find them cheaper elsewhere, I don't really know. Anyway, I found a 24-pack of Energizer Alkaline AA batteries on the Home Depot web page for $10.69.

 

You can also go to the Dollar store and get 16 for 1 buck:wink:, they arent very good for the digital cameras but for kids toys and such they work just fine

 

Thanks, Gary. I thought I remembered seeing them real cheap there, but couldn't find any of their stuff online.

 

You're right Gary, they work well with remotes and toys but won't even turn my digi cam on.:confused2::wink::smile2: