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Be aware that a lot of consumer rechargeable D cells (Duracell, Energizer etc) are in fact an AA in a D casing, so the capacity is the same. Ansmann seem to make the proper full capacity cells up to 10,000mAh - but I’ve not used them myself. If you already have high quality NiMh AA and AAA cells and you don’t need the extra capacity (or don’t want to buy another charger), you might consider a set of those ^ adaptors. That’s what I did when I needed some C cells and they work fine.
Jonny69
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I need some D-cells for some lanterns and a radio to take camping. Unfortunately all my rechargeables and my charger are AA/AAA.
Are there decent D-cell rechargeables around, and if so, what are the best bang-for-buck D-cells and charger I should be looking at?