I considered putting this in Para's "The best Alkaline battery…" thread, but decided to start a new one. I've never suffered a Duracell alkaline battery leak, but many posts in Para's thread said to the contrary. So I plan to use lithium batteries from now on. Searches for AA lithiums most always find the Energizer batteries, but occasionally these EBL batteries:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d...wKca1HSQL&ref=plSrch

They have a claimed capacity of 3,000 mah. I've never seen a mah rating stated for the Energizers. Has anyone had any experience with the EBL AA batteries?

By replacing alkaline D cells with the EBL lithium AA batteries, and the Eneloop AA-to-D converter, my battery-stocking task would be much simplified.

Just FYI, an Alkaline D cell is like 18,000 mAh. You'll be going through alot of AA batteries if you intend to use them in D cell spacers as D cell replacements.

You might consider Eneloop AA low self discharge NiMH if you want to standardize on AA batteries. At least you can recharge those.

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