Battery charger - suggestions. - Page 2

Mark · 18-05-2010, 19:50

Yes, and me too.

Second one is similar, but a faster charger (Eneloops in 2 hours instead of 3).

Third one I've never seen before (obviously!) but doesn't give any charging specs. If you need a standalone Li-Ion charger then it might be an option.

If the MaxE+ batteries live up to the claims, they'll be very good. I might even have got some had they been an option at the time.

Jonny69 · 23-05-2010, 17:39

I've been quite happy with my GP Recyko batteries which claim they don't discharge. They just sit in the torch in the garage and after 6 months they still have plenty of juice left in them

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Jonny69 Noob Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Socialist Republik of Kent Posts: 5,032	I've been quite happy with my GP Recyko batteries which claim they don't discharge. They just sit in the torch in the garage and after 6 months they still have plenty of juice left in them __________________

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18-05-2010, 19:50	#11
Mark Screaming Orgasm Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newbury Posts: 15,194	Yes, and me too. Second one is similar, but a faster charger (Eneloops in 2 hours instead of 3). Third one I've never seen before (obviously!) but doesn't give any charging specs. If you need a standalone Li-Ion charger then it might be an option. If the MaxE+ batteries live up to the claims, they'll be very good. I might even have got some had they been an option at the time.