are these static charge proof ?
305464
If the screwdrivers are completely uninsulated metal and you are wearing a grounded wrist strap, then they should be ESD-proof.
305465
Well, they have plastic grips and metal bits. I'm not sure if that makes them static discharge proof.
305466
I don't think so, they're just a cheap set of little screwdrivers in a cheap plastic case. They're good if you don't have anything else. They're handy, but nothing fancy.
443068
Yes, these will hold a charge. We usually use them as a backup for the battery that came with the camera so they usually sit for a few months before they are used and we have not had a problem.
526569
Yes they are good for that purpose. I purchased one to use on my boat batteries. The one thing that I think you should be aware of is that mine quit working after about three months, I contacted the Company to return it and ask for a RTF number. No reply. I still have the broken charger. Might want to consider a charger from Sears. They work great and Sears stands by them as long as you keep you receit.
2091607
No!! They are not bad! Many(most) chargers when a battery is discharged to 0.00 volts will read either no battery or a bad cell. What I do with my la crosse charger is I put a battery that will charge next to one that says nil and jumper the positive sides with a paper clip for a second or two to start charging. You may need to do an additional charge cycle because it incorrectly calculates the charge time due to the jump start. Don't throw them out or feel free to send them to me they are fine. I haven't lost one (tossed a few aaa, bad move) since I learned this trick over a year ago.
1162192
They will hold all the current necessary to charge a phone or tablet with. The only thing to be concerned with is voltage drop through this long of a cable. I have used these cables on several different OEM as well as cheap aftermarket chargers and have not had any problems at all. I have not actually tested for voltage loss, since I have not had any trouble.Hope this helps!
352362
They should be perfectly fine for a very long time. Ive the intact strips running on a 11-14.3 volt system and they work just fine in that range. Ive only had issues with one strip because of a crack in the rubber shell letting water into it
2211947
I'm no expert but if they fit the recharger, and fit properly in the light, and are the proper voltage they should not harm the light.
1180142
My guess is that they would be fine. They come with a plug in charger--so you should charge them fully before your trip. If you want to know for sure, you could contact the distributor or manufacturer.
2138654
My guess, as I haven't tested them, is probably. But I wouldn't stake my life on it. I later found out that the charger light does in fact turn from red to blue. It just takes a long time.
1867288
Yes....but you are taking a chance, they could damage your charger. Read the reviews about the meltdown problem, It happened to me.
816783
Not quite. The claim is that they will improve after the first few charges. I get anywhere between 8.5 to 8.7 volts on full charge. So far they seem to last just as long as any other brand in my motion detectors.
995001
Nop! you won't be able to charge them via USB, because the charger it self does not have USB port.
876453
They are charged some, but no batteries stay in there charged state indefinitely. There is always some discharge, so you will be well advised to charge then upon receipt of them.
1979018
If you want to put them on a charger, they should work. I use them for myXbox and they're fine.
2142694
Gordon, I would not count on these being magnetically shielded. Don't know for a fact that they are not, but I would not park these next to my hard drive.
462072
yes.and they work very well.takes a little longer to charge but it is worth it. i use them in a metal detector.
1463928
I'm not going to get political, but I haven't had any problems with these batteries, if that's what you're asking. I've probably got 25 or so charges on mine and they've been great, other than a misspelling on the side of the battery, "Caution: Battery can explore or cause burns if overcharged, disassembled or exposed to fire." No fun at all.