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    Re: AA Battery Charger Recommendations ?

    blame me.... but you wont need too

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    Re: AA Battery Charger Recommendations ?

    I use the 7dayshop or vapextech 2900mah batteries with the 7dayshop 30 min fast charger, works great.

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    Re: AA Battery Charger Recommendations ?

    Quote Originally Posted by melon View Post
    you've sold me Zak

    I was going to go with this charger though

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    Hmm so how did you find it?

    Looking to buy one myself together with some of those 7 days batteries.

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    Re: AA Battery Charger Recommendations ?

    I'm using the cheap from 7 day shop....the one I posted... I use it weekly.. and it rocks

    http://www.7dayshop.com/7dayshop-bat...FuZC10ZXN0ZXJz



    got AA AND 9v sqaure things from them.. all good and both charge from that charger (and AAA as well)

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    Re: AA Battery Charger Recommendations ?

    This is a bit of an old thread..but unless I missed it I didn't see what the OP wanted to use the batts/chargers for I tend to agree that you want LSD batteries on the whole though, and that Sanyo Eneloops are pretty good/reliable..but it all depends what you want to use them for.

    Personally I stick with Powerex where possible, typically using the 2400mah batteries with this awesome charger:

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/Powerex-C900.../dp/B000OA98SQ

    It's a great, reliable charger that never lets my batteries get too hot, has built in conditioning/recovery modes which do a damn good job of "fixing" batteries that have started to keep less of their charge, and has the option to fully discharge a battery, which is useful for keeping them in shape. Oh and it has an LCD..thats just cool

    It's not strictly needed though - the 7dayshop one that Zakk has posted will be more than good enough for most uses..and is MUCH cheaper!

    The powerex are a consistent size too so for my application they work great

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    Re: AA Battery Charger Recommendations ?

    Well I ended up getting the £12 charger from 7Days:

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/7dayshop-Bat...9297158&sr=8-2

    Can't say it looks particularly sturdy and well built (or much better than the one Zak posted tbh) but it does allow me to charge 1 battery at a time and I really don't use 9v batteries.

    I'm also going to store some of the batteries I bought (2900mAh 7Days) for a while so I guess I should really use the discharging feature correct?

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    Re: AA Battery Charger Recommendations ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Saracen View Post
    Another vote for Technoline. Have the 1000, 'cos I needed the cell converters, but if you don't, the 700 is superb .... and in terms of charger design and spec, almost identical to the 1000.
    Got the same charger with a bunch of Enloops and Uniross LSD cells, best cash i spent.

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    Re: AA Battery Charger Recommendations ?

    I bought this charger not too long ago, good for AA or AAA, individual or not... seems pretty good, certainly had no issues with it http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lloytron-Int.../dp/B004X7HA9U

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    Re: AA Battery Charger Recommendations ?

    I wouldn't go expensive for a AA battery charger. Simple energizer or duracell chargers work just fine in my experience.

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    Post Re: AA Battery Charger Recommendations ?

    I recently bought some batteries and chargers from this <link removed> and it is working very well for me. Even got at the best price compared to eBay. Today bought Technoline also and I think I am in luck because this one also is a sweet deal.

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    Re: AA Battery Charger Recommendations ?

    You are wright!There is a high-pitched sound that older people can-t hear!
    The power supply in your charger operates at 19 to 35KHz depending of the load(discharged batteries low pitch(that you can hear 19Khz),charged batteries high pitch(35KHz that even you can-t hear but a dog can))!!!
    Good luck!!

    thank you

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    Re: AA Battery Charger Recommendations ?

    You know what, in hindsight, I should have just bought Apple's battery kit.

    http://store.apple.com/uk/product/MC...arger?fnode=5a




    I know, Apple, but this is just another product category where convenience and simplicity is better than flat out specs war. This thing is just so simple and unobtrusive and does a decent job with any rechargeables.

    The thing is, it's a reasonable price, does it's job well and you can get on with life.

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