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David Kerber
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In article <[email protected]>, [email protected] says...
> David Kerber wrote:
> > > for D C AA AAA and 9v the AccuManager 20.
> >
> > Is this the one you say charges them individually, rather than in series? If so, do you have any
> > suggestions as to where I can find it?
> >
> > > These are just what I have and they work fine, there may be newer ones. A chief feature, the
> > > cells are charged individually rather than in series or parallel. Series charges cells
> > > unevenly, and parallel may not charge a cell
>
> Both it and the Maha C401FS I mentioned do it individually. (I've retired the smart chargers I
> have that don't.)
Ok.
> I get my battery stuff from http://www.thomas-distributing.com/
Thanks for the reference. I found them on a Google search, but had never heard of them before.
> There are newer chargers all the time. Feel free to experiment, that's what I do.
>
> Thomas stuff comes with a coupon code for 5% off on the next order, if you want to plan ahead.
> Incidentally I think the not-top-of-the-capacity batteries are probably most cost-effective,
> rather than paying top dollar for the last 100mAh of capacity.
I agree...
> David Kerber wrote:
> > > for D C AA AAA and 9v the AccuManager 20.
> >
> > Is this the one you say charges them individually, rather than in series? If so, do you have any
> > suggestions as to where I can find it?
> >
> > > These are just what I have and they work fine, there may be newer ones. A chief feature, the
> > > cells are charged individually rather than in series or parallel. Series charges cells
> > > unevenly, and parallel may not charge a cell
>
> Both it and the Maha C401FS I mentioned do it individually. (I've retired the smart chargers I
> have that don't.)
Ok.
> I get my battery stuff from http://www.thomas-distributing.com/
Thanks for the reference. I found them on a Google search, but had never heard of them before.
> There are newer chargers all the time. Feel free to experiment, that's what I do.
>
> Thomas stuff comes with a coupon code for 5% off on the next order, if you want to plan ahead.
> Incidentally I think the not-top-of-the-capacity batteries are probably most cost-effective,
> rather than paying top dollar for the last 100mAh of capacity.
I agree...