Maury

Actually, I have been using them in a HP315 (later model) for a year.
Just got a HP215 from someone here, and I intend to use rechargeables.
But your reminder suggests that I might get out BOTH manuals and see if they
both have that warnning.

Rex

On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 22:21:31 GMT, "CMF"
wrote:

|Rex,
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|Thanks. I just checked old messages, and you said you didn't read the
|warning that my manual has. If you have the manual, can you look at page 42
|in the users guide. Mine says: Caution: Do not use rechargeable batteries
|with your HP Photosmart 215 digital camera.
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|If yours says this and they still work okay, then I will order some lickety
|split. If your manual doesn't have this, then I wonder if they eliminated
|this issue and you have an improved camera?
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|
|"Rex B" wrote in message
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| |Instead of all this testing, I could just get the charger and some
| |batteries, I just don't want to find out it won't work because this
|camera,
| |apparently an older model of the HP215, needs the alkaline voltage rush,
|so
| |to speak.
|
| As soon as I find my other two NiMh AAs, I'll pop them in my HP215 camera.
|I
| have no doubt they will work fine. Will report.
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