I've decided that with the rather odd weather in NJ (no snow) that
I would take advantage of the 'nice' weather and start riding into
work. Because of the strange construction habits of some of the
roadways (very bad engineering) I need to travel pre-rush hour
(none of the roads are bike friendly).

I'm putting my commuter and backup bikes back together (they're
in various stages of construction) and I'm getting my lighting
system straightened out. Right now the systems I have use 'D'
size batteries. If I switch over to rechargeables then I'll be
getting 'C' size batteries inside a 'D' size case. I'd like
something a little more friendly (as in rechargeable). I'm not
overly concerned with weight as I have a nice bike trailer and
any extra weight is used as a training tool. I just don't want
some huge monstrosity. Anyone have any good pointers on
batteries? Should I look at PWM to regulate the power usage?
Any other ideas?

Thanks

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