Thread: Rechargeable batteries, needs one that does not overcharge!
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Jan 30th, 2012 11:27 PM
#16

Originally Posted by
tebore
I wish there was a deal for D-cell eneloops (Real D-Cell not an AA in a D-casing, capacity is a tip off). They're ~12,000mAh and can delivered sustained double digit Amps without batting a lash.
Walmart had Rayovac regular Nimh D-cells for $20 for 2, so eneloops would be incredibly expensive... couple that with another charger at $80-$100 for a dumb charger, probably double for anything approaching the Maha or La Crosse makes this combo a really niche product.
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Jan 31st, 2012 05:31 PM
#17

Originally Posted by
fergy
Wouldn't batteries in series present a more resistive load than in parallel? Batteries in parallel should each draw the full charge rate given a sufficiently powerful supply. That would be my thoughts on it.
Technically yes...
And that's why there's smart programmable chargers for hobby use. My example was simplified to explain the use of the term C.
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Feb 3rd, 2012 02:15 PM
#18
Newbie
Just received my shippment of eneloop.
The batteries were loose in a brown paper bag and the charger in another small paper bag
the 2 bags were then put in a small cardboard box
I was a bit puzzled at first but then I noticed there was a note in the box saying:
"Dear Valued Member,
Thank you for purchasing SANYO's eneloop pre-charged rechargeable batteries - the next generation customer battery.
The environment benefits from the use o f rechargeable batteries vs disposable single use batteries.ààTo stay on message, we have decided to package your batteries in a recyclable brown paper bag and recyclable packaging material.
The eneloop rechargeable batteries enclosed are brand new and under full warranty
Please enjoy your eneloop batteries
SANYO Canada Inc"
If you're concerned about the environment it's a nice plus.. Although I'm not sure it
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Feb 5th, 2012 11:55 PM
#19
Thank you guys for all your input, I learned alot about these brands that I've never heard of. I've decided on getting
Powerex MH-C9000 WizardOne Charger. It's listed as $59.99 at Canada Computers but with a $10 instant rebate it's $49.99, this a good deal?
Also another question, what is the difference between these two batteries? I plan to purchase an extra set along with my charger.
http://www.canadacomputers.com/produ...item_id=036676
http://www.canadacomputers.com/produ...item_id=035134
Last edited by EnyCe; Feb 6th, 2012 at 12:06 AM.
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Feb 6th, 2012 01:01 AM
#20
The second set (Imedion) are low-self discharge batteries similar to the Eneloops. $13 for 4 is about average price.
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Feb 6th, 2012 09:22 AM
#21

Originally Posted by
rf134a
The second set (Imedion) are low-self discharge batteries similar to the Eneloops. $13 for 4 is about average price.
So pretty much longer shelf-life right? Which would be a better investment?
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Feb 8th, 2012 03:16 PM
#22
Looking for 4XAA as well, the NCIX deal looks good but I have to Pay $8 shipping plus I heard the Duracell at SDM usually goes on sale every month.
Anyway have an old ultra fast charger but heard they are no good, any idea? have a charger that came with 2XAA Eneloop but can only charge two at a time.
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