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deanos
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SVP are selling Rayovac Long-Life Alkaline Batteries from 28p a pack these are equivilent to Duracell or Energizers !
If you sign up to the Hotdeals offer there is another approx an extra 5p off a pack HERE
And using the code xmas£2 will knock another £2 off when spending over £20 :beer:
Make sure you choose the "'Maximum Plus" ones as these are the best ones http://svp.co.uk/products-solo.php?pid=2042
Forgot to mention if you add THIS CASE for £4.99 economy shipping is only 99p
Info+tests on these batteries HERE
Battery industry performance tests have shown that Rayovac batteries perform as well as other leading alkaline brands like Duracell and Energizer. We've secured a shipment of these batteries in a one-off deal that means we can offer them to you at well under normal prices.
Suitable for high drain appliances such as digital cameras, CD/MP3 players, radios, torches, smoke alarms, electronic toys, gadgets etc.
These batteries are in the standard retail blister cards and have typical best before dates of 2010 or 2011.
If you sign up to the Hotdeals offer there is another approx an extra 5p off a pack HERE
And using the code xmas£2 will knock another £2 off when spending over £20 :beer:
Make sure you choose the "'Maximum Plus" ones as these are the best ones http://svp.co.uk/products-solo.php?pid=2042
Forgot to mention if you add THIS CASE for £4.99 economy shipping is only 99p
Info+tests on these batteries HERE
Battery industry performance tests have shown that Rayovac batteries perform as well as other leading alkaline brands like Duracell and Energizer. We've secured a shipment of these batteries in a one-off deal that means we can offer them to you at well under normal prices.
Suitable for high drain appliances such as digital cameras, CD/MP3 players, radios, torches, smoke alarms, electronic toys, gadgets etc.
These batteries are in the standard retail blister cards and have typical best before dates of 2010 or 2011.
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deanos wrote:SVP are selling Rayovac Long-Life Alkaline Batteries from 28p a pack these are equivilent to Duracell or Energizers !
If you sign up to the Hotdeals offer there is another approx an extra 5p off a pack HERE
And using the code xmas£2 will knock another £2 off when spending over £20 :beer:
Make sure you choose the "'Maximum Plus" ones as these are the best ones http://svp.co.uk/products-solo.php?pid=2042
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thanks for this spot - I use SVP all the time and have been trying to find a good way to buy AA batteries without breaking the bank - standard Duracells etc cost quite a bit.... so this is a great deal.
Need to buy a whole load of spare DVD-Rs as well so am going to wait until their next free shipping day... probably early in the new year.
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Thanks for the hotdeals link as I buy a lot from SVPDon't take life too seriously, no one gets out alive0
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Thankyou for the link.My kids use tonnes of batteries.
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cheapest p&p = £4.49 so only cheap if your ordering quite a few.0
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Broken record alert: the only very cheap batteries are rechargeables. Be a savvy moneysaver and spend a little bit more now for huge savings later, both to you and the environment. Think of all the toxic waste you create throwing away batteries.Time is an illusion - lunch time doubly so.0
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& remember to dispose of used ones by lobbing them over into your neighbour's garden shrubs....plants luv 'em.
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How about using NiMH's?
They're cheaper in the long run, don't need to dispose of them nearly as often.
Downside is that they're 1.2V instead of 1.5V, but most appliances will hardly notice the difference. With the larger capacities (mAh) becoming more and more common, runtimes between recharges are even longer.
From experience this... I run nitro RC cars, and if you don't use rechargeables, your battery bill will quickly soar.
(if you want to go really hightech try LiPo batteries... even longer runtimes, but require specialist chargers)0 -
Case out of stock now. Is there anything else that discounts postage. Thanks0
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its only out of stock in red, still vailable in blue:rotfl:0
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