Rechargable batteries for Foxpro caller

[DIESELDAN]

Looking at buying some rechargeable battries for my new foxpro firestorm. I know Foxpro sells a kit with batteries and a charger, but are'nt the batteries just standard aa rechargeable batteries and the charger a 12v 1500mA charger? Does anyone have this setup? And did you buy the Foxpro setup or did you just buy some rechargeable batteries and a charger from somewhere like radio shack?

Thanx DieselDan

[monstermoose78]

I bought rechargeable batteries. Only battery i have to buy is the 9 volt. I bought my rechargeable batteries and charger at target it was on sale.

[K_Josh87]

I have fox pros kit in my fury. Plugs right into the wall with a LED charge indicator, and no meesing around removing batteries. Run time is fantastic.. I can get a couple days of decent hunting no problem... usually mine only dies if I through it in the back seat and forget it for a day or two with it being left on..

[Surface Tension]

If you buy a charger that'll handle AAA, AA, C, D, and 9 volt you might find out you'll start using rechargeable batteries instead of throw away batteries.

[Whopper Stopper]

I also use the batteries and charger from Fox Pro. As stated above run time is excellent and when the need arises I simply plug the charger into my Firestorm and wait until the green light turns off. I have with other callers tried various methods from regular batteries to different chargers and brands of rechargeable batteries. The Fox Pro offering is spot on, well worth the money.

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[169Sportsman]

+1 For the foxpro setup in a firestorm. FYI I think in the manual it says that the green light won't always shut off when charged. I have also read that guys have had good luck with sanyo enloop batteries.

[derek5]

Im sure the foxpro rechargables work great. I love the energizer lithium, they are good down to -40. When I tried other AA's in cold they died fast and some high pitched sounds on the foxpro came out like dump. They are spendy at $10 per 4.