Which Charger Is Better?


Well thank you, now could you actually be slightly more useful and please suggest something better?

I am also aware that neither would be good for the batteries life and that neither would charge a battery completely. Or thats what I gather from things I have read.
 
Meh, too slow. I would rather have either 15 minute or 30 minute charge times and lose 25% or so battery capacity.

Which one would be better? The 7dayshop one or the Energizer one?
 
sam fisher posted on Aug 21 2006 at 12:21 PM said:
Meh, too slow. I would rather have either 15 minute or 30 minute charge times and lose 25% or so battery capacity.

Which one would be better? The 7dayshop one or the Energizer one?

And reduce the charge cycles to 100-200 instead of 500-1000? And battery life (GP2X) from 4-5 hours to 2-3 hours?

IMPATIENT FOOL!
 
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The first one is better. It's more likely to charge your batteries fully and not overcharge them. Buuuut it doesn't come with a set of batteries ;)

And fast chargers are very bad for battery life.
 
nickspoon posted on Aug 21 2006 at 05:27 PM said:
The first one is better. It's more likely to charge your batteries fully and not overcharge them. Buuuut it doesn't come with a set of batteries ;)

And fast chargers are very bad for battery life.
I know. But I have a great many batteries. Thank you for answering my question. I have ordered it now. Also my friend just decided that getting a charger that can discharge them and recharge them many times will fix batteries weakened by one. But what does he know :P
 
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sam fisher posted on Aug 21 2006 at 05:33 PM said:
nickspoon posted on Aug 21 2006 at 05:27 PM said:
The first one is better. It's more likely to charge your batteries fully and not overcharge them. Buuuut it doesn't come with a set of batteries ;)

And fast chargers are very bad for battery life.
I know. But I have a great many batteries. Thank you for answering my question. I have ordered it now. Also my friend just decided that getting a charger that can discharge them and recharge them many times will fix batteries weakened by one. But what does he know :P
Spam, just get 7dayshops cheapo one which does it in 2 hours. It's only £6, and at that time won't do too much harm to the batteries. I oredered this one a few weeks ago and my battery life is much better.
 
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Goity posted on Aug 21 2006 at 06:19 PM said:
sam fisher posted on Aug 21 2006 at 05:33 PM said:
nickspoon posted on Aug 21 2006 at 05:27 PM said:
The first one is better. It's more likely to charge your batteries fully and not overcharge them. Buuuut it doesn't come with a set of batteries ;)

And fast chargers are very bad for battery life.
I know. But I have a great many batteries. Thank you for answering my question. I have ordered it now. Also my friend just decided that getting a charger that can discharge them and recharge them many times will fix batteries weakened by one. But what does he know :P
Spam, just get 7dayshops cheapo one which does it in 2 hours. It's only £6, and at that time won't do too much harm to the batteries. I oredered this one a few weeks ago and my battery life is much better.
I already have a uniross 2 hour one. It's pissing me off. I would prefer rubbish battery life with quick charges.
 
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Shikaku posted on Aug 21 2006 at 11:50 PM said:
sam fisher posted on Aug 21 2006 at 06:47 PM said:
I already have a uniross 2 hour one. It's pissing me off. I would prefer rubbish battery life with quick charges.

Do you sleep?

That's always when I charge my batteries...
Also that same charger explodes batteries, occasionally.
 
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I bought one of these babies. Damn thing is fan cooled and has multiple channels so all the batteries are charged fully not in pairs or 4 at a time.

Charger.

I use this guy for all my batteries and chargers and he has 99.9% feedback over 23,000 sales.
 
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