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Survey about Batteries
1. What do you use dry cell batteries in? (multiple answers are OK)
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2. Where do you purchase dry cell batteries? (multiple answers are OK)
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3. About how many dry cell batteries do you use in one year?
4. What are the most unsatisfactory points of dry cell batteries? (please rank 3 choices)
Short usability time
They must be disposed after using
The hassle of disposing of properly
The hassle of going to the store to purchase more once the batteries are fully discharged.
No way to know how much power is left in the battery
Hassle of frequent purchasing
The hassle of dealing with and disposing of batteries after fully utilities.
The fact that digital cameras and similar devices (the batteries) stop functioning cold atmospheric conditions
Other
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5. Do you have any rechargeable batteries?
6. If answer was “yes” to above, what do you use rechargeable batteries in? (multiple choices are OK)
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7. What are the most unsatisfactory points of rechargeable batteries? (please rank three choices).
The hassle of recharging
Expensive
if not used, they lose energy over time.
unattractive design
What they can be used in
Don"t often see them in the stores
Difficult to use
Know way to know how much power is left in the battery.
Unfamiliar with the advantages of using rechargeable as opposed to other
Dry cell is sufficient for my purposes
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8. Do you think there are any merits in using rechargeable batteries? (please rank three choices)
They can be used in any application just as dry cells (remote controls, digital cameras, etc.) and they are reusable
They don’t have to be disposed like dry cells--they can be reused, so they do not create extra needless garbage!! And they can also be recycled!!!
They do not lose power even after being charged and set aside for later use.
They can be used in various environmental conditions of -10°C～50°C. And I don’t have to worry about my digital camera not working due to the batteries at the ski resort.
Powerful and long-lasting last longer than dry cells in digital cameras, toys, and shavers.
Reusability means environmental friendliness; reducing waste and CO2.
Because they are charged beforehand, they are ready to use immediately after purchase.
They can be charged and set aside and used later when I need them, such as in an emergency or disaster situation, of course.
Consistency in overall performance, and perform well in extremely well temperatures. They perform well in electrically assisted bicycles and are able to be set aside for later use.
Fast recharge time
They can be re-used 1000times, so this is a major advantage over dry cells.
None of the above are particularly appealing.
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9. Assuming you were to purchase a pack (2pcs) of rechargeable battery,how much would you be willing to pay for one pack?
10. Comment
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