are these alkaline batteries?
1394789
Yes, as I look at the actual battery in the package, it states under the 'GP Ultra' title that it is an "Alkaline Battery" , and is 12v. Hope this helps.
549099
Do not believe so,. [There are no markings on the battery to indicate they are rechargeable]
399671
I believe they are. From what I have observed amps are not usually written on batteries. They are identified by voltage. The manufacture can give additional information about the product. That's what I believe is happening here. In terms of performance they are great.
486567
No. These are 18650 batteries. By volume they are, maybe, twice the size of "AA" batteries. They would be too large both in girth and length. Try and find "AA" rechargeable batteries if that is what you need. 18650 are not "AA" compatible.
512597
Yes they are, need to remove the plastic strip to activate the batteries. Happy with mine works great.
2224999
No, they are 1.2 Volt, 2850 mah ... I use these in my digital camera and they are the most awesome batteries I have ever used!
172389
Maybe, but these batteries are falsely labely and have varying outputs, nothing like what is stated. Plus these batteries are not protected and can possibly burst. I should warn you that the charges can catch fire easily too. These are imitation batteries. They should be around 10$ for 1 quality battery.
111063
Yes, they are alkaline and the same specs as the consumer version with the copper top. These are intended for sale to people and companies using a lot of batteries.
2140770
No they are not. They are 3.7 volt lithium ion rechargeable batteries. They are about twice as big as a regular AA battery.
591730
No idea. They were just your standard-sized AAA batteries when I bought them.
221041
Yes. Great batteries, low cost. Come with a charger and two spare batteries.
658942
Yes, these radio can use AA alkaline batteries - see link to Cobra website & scroll down to see spec. sheet:https://cobra.com/detail/cxt345-walkie-talkie-23-mile-radio.cfm
492360
I wish they were, but they are not. You can get 220v battery charges on E-Bay for a pretty good price.
1230471
I would assume so. They are rechargeable batteries and I have not had to replace them yet.
1776989
If I am understanding your question correctly, the answer is no; you can also use alkaline batteries, but this recharger pack has a much better battery life and in the long run saves you more money.
2171580
Yes! They are Metal hydride rechargeable batteries, which should last for years. You could also use AAA alkaloid batteries, but why would you.
390029
Yes. I researched this battery size (which comes down to who manufactures it and the size they list. This is not your common "AA" or "C" size that doesn't change by manufacturer) These batteries are silver oxide which last longer and maintain their voltage and are better than Alkaline.