Can I get a name / link for AA 1.5 rechargeable batteries?

Alkaline rechargeables provide about 1.5 volts per cell.

Always use only the correct charger for them,

and don't use that charger for any other type of cells.

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Most -- but not all -- cameras will work well with NiMH cells.

Eneloop NiMH cells (formerly made by Sanyo,

now by Panasonic) have proven to be very good.

There are none. Voltage is determined by battery chemistry, and the chemistry of rechargeable batteries sets this voltage to either 1.24V (NiCd, NiMH), 2.4 V (Pb) or 3.6V (Li-Ion etc.).

Usually, though, a camera that takes AAs should work reasonably well with LSD NiMH (e.g. Eneloop) batteries.

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regular dry battery (AA)has considerable internal resistor.......so the voltage will be V= E-rxI......E=1.5 v I= current you pull from battery.....so practically it is less than 1.5 v......when battery ages ,the r increases...so you have 1.5 v (no load)...when you connect load , it decreases to 0.2 v...

on rechargable battery E=1.2 but r is very small....so you always have 1.2 v ......