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ChainBreaker in reply to @grams

One problem is that they produce too constant a voltage so you don't get any warning of a low battery,

Surely not a huge issue? Just have a spare lying around. When it dies, swap out and recharge.

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grams in reply to @ChainBreaker

Just have a spare lying around

These things are upwards of £10 per battery. And a lot of things that take D cells take lots of them.

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hugo7 in reply to @grams

My Mr Beams lights all take three batteries. So you're right that'd be £60 per light.

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