* Battery charger for NiCad and NiMH AA and AAA rechargeable batteries * Features 4 modes: charge, discharge, refresh, and test * Charges both AA & AAA rechargeable batteries simultaneously * 4 separate LCD displays for simultaneous readouts * Overheat-detection to prevent over-charging
Excellent reviews. Won't last long.
Message edited by: DirtCheap on 2009-10-23 04:36:31 CDT
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these chargers are FAR better than the typical 3rd party chargers or cheapo ones that come with batteries. They are very reliable and give a true full charge.
Claymore said:these chargers are FAR better than the typical 3rd party chargers or cheapo ones that come with batteries. They are very reliable and give a true full charge.
I started to read your post and thought: Free After Rebate? Where? Then I read the rest of it. Oh well.
Been looking at getting my first La Crosse charger and was wondering, is the BC-9009 really worth the extra $10, or $15 in this situation?? I know you get some batteries with the 9009, which I plan on getting some eneloops anyway, and I know you get some C & D adapters and a case. But as for USEFUL functionality, which is the better deal? Thanks in advance guys!
Functionally, the only difference is that the 9009 lets you charge your batteries at a higher rate than the 700 if you want, but a higher charge rate creates more heat, which is not good for your batteries.
Message edited by: lycmemuch on 2009-10-23 09:29:05 CDT
This Decal is $0.13 from Amazon and is out of stock but orderable. Use it as a filler and then once your charger ships you can cancel the item if you feel like it.
lycmemuch said:Functionally, the only difference is that the 9009 lets you charge your batteries at a higher rate than the 700 if you want, but a higher charge rate creates more heat, which is not good for your batteries. I've actually read in the Candle Power forums that it's best to charge your batteries at a rate that will fully charge the batteries in 1-2 hours, so if you have 2600mah batteries, then the 700ma max charging rate of the BC-700 means that you're looking at almost 4 hours.
randalsw said:This Decal is $0.13 from Amazon and is out of stock but orderable. Use it as a filler and then once your charger ships you can cancel the item if you feel like it.
That's a great idea!! I've never tried that nor thought to try that, does it work?? If I just order something that is out of stock or "ships in 1-2 months" as a filler, I can just cancel it after they ship my main item??
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