Q、BATTERY CHARGERS &RECHARGING TIPS?
- The best chargers have a microchip that monitors the charging activity, manages for "optimum trickle," and terminates the current flow at the optimum point. This type of charger may cost a little more, but it will likely extend the life of your rechargeable batteries, making the extra initial cost of the "smart charger" worth it.
- If your battery charger doesn't have such braininess, take the batteries out as soon as they're charged up.
- A typical NiMH-battery charger will also charge Nicad batteries, but the reverse is not true. (A Nicad-only charger would overcharge the NiMH batteries.)
- A solar charger is the absolute greenest choice, eliminating the cost of electricity and the pollution associated with generating it. They usually work more slowly than plug-in rechargers, but if you've bought extra rechargeable batteries, that will not be a problem.
- Use your batteries almost to the point of complete discharge, i.e. do not run them down to the point of total failure. And don't overcharge the batteries, either??especially NiMH batteries.
- Remember that you'll need to charge up your Nicad or NiMH rechargeable batteries before you use them.
- If you treat your rechargeable batteries right, you won't need to worry about diminished recharge capacity for at least 400-500 recharges.
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oke this is nice .
but i cant figgerout why you posted it on a forum for notebooks .non of the tips work for us . -
I think he was giving us advice we never asked for. But now we know, and we thank him for that.
Battery Chargers &recharging Tips?
Discussion in 'Accessories' started by goodbattery, Jan 6, 2007.