Any better battery charger?

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Originally Posted by Sputnik

My friend bought some 7 day shop batteries and they might be 'good to go' but, His were 'quick to fail' too. :)



Yeah, We don't have to press any buttons to charge at 200mA and the batteries last longer. Anyway if I wanted to kill the batteries quicker my Technoline can charge at 2A.

Edit: I lied...... It does 1800mA.

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mmm, I've had 7day's own brand and they fizzled out too soon. Had some luck though: ordered 8 Eneloop AAs from 7day and 3 of them were damaged (although all 3 are functional only 1 will fit into some holders). e-mailed re. problem, saying that I had pics. of the damage - no pics or return demanded and a few days later another 8 arrived!

I save cells until there are 4 to recharge then it takes a decent time in my (cheap) charger.

BTW, trying some of Aldidl's (can't remember which) AA LSD cells, but too early to say yet.
I've a clock that dips out at ~0.95V so worth trying an Eneloop - 7 months so far. If it lasts a year I've saved 99p/12-recharge cost of an alkaline cell!

UniROSS 2700's

are those uniross batteries LSDs ? They don't mention it.

If we're talking batteries, I have a mix of LSDs:

Hybrio / Eneloop / Recycko

and have lost a few hybrios (I chuck batteries when they go down to half capacity) but no eneloops or recyklos
http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/...itial-Results&

GP recyckos are cheaper and slightly higher capacity than eneloops.

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Originally Posted by mikerr

are those uniross batteries LSDs ? They don't mention it.

If we're talking batteries, I have a mix of LSDs.

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they are memory batteries - UniROSS own version of LSD

Battery Charger