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February 9th 04, 09:51 PM
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I'd shy away from those that claim to charge in one hour or less. I have one
(Everyready) and the batteries get REALLY hot. I feel (but have no empirical proof) that I will get better long term results with the ones that take a few hours and run cooler. I have a MAHA and like it. |
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February 10th 04, 08:05 AM
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You are right. Testing has been done. Slow chargers are much better for
batteries. "BOEING377" wrote in message ... I'd shy away from those that claim to charge in one hour or less. I have one (Everyready) and the batteries get REALLY hot. I feel (but have no empirical proof) that I will get better long term results with the ones that take a few hours and run cooler. I have a MAHA and like it. |
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