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Should I be buying these rechargeable lithium-ion batteries? And the answer, when it comes to these Kratax, K-R-A-T-A-X, 3,700-milliwatt-hour. Whoa. AA rechargeable lithium batteries with charger, 8-pack for $23,000. If you charge these batteries four times, now the cost is the same as it would be a cheap alkaline battery. And these particular batteries are said, I have a hard time believing it, but should be rechargeable for 2,000 cycles. Get out of town. Making these batteries not only powerful... With an amazing current, but basically free. Free? Free? Well, I mean, after you charge something. So one battery is like, in this case, like $4. Wait, four times, yeah. Let's say $3 plus the charger. The battery is probably about a $3 battery. And after charging it, 2,000 times, it costs you like a penny for the battery. Well, what about the energy that it costs to create? It doesn't really use that much to recharge these things. So anyway, this is the Kraytax KR, and they're actually kind of an attractive battery. K-R-A-T-A-X, 3,700 milliwatt hour, AA rechargeable lithiums, $23 for eight. That, ladies and gentlemen, without a doubt. With Charger. With Charger, that is without a doubt a stellar tip of the day. Find all of them at tipoftheday.net, noagendafund.com. Great advice for you and me. Just a tip with JCB. And sometimes Adam. Created by Dana Burnetti.
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