is the recommended charge time an hour per battery ?
1187687
I have a Makita charger, the indicator light changes when battery is fully charged. It does take about an hour. I've heard that one should not leave batteries on charger for much longer thab an hour,
1187688
Seems about right but I haven't payed that close attention. I do know that the original batteries held a charge longer than at least one of the 4 I bought does....
1187689
I am not sure of the full charge time, however I would guess the charge time would be around an hour to 1 1/2 hours. I have had these batteries about a month now and, I have only charged them twice. Keep in mind, I don't use them everyday, maybe two to three times a week. I hope this helps.
2254326
Probably an hour for a full charge. I finally had to replace my battery because it would not hold a charge. Pull yours out and see if it is bulged in the middle. If so it is bad.
1203711
I don't think so, I think the battery just needs longer time to charge. I'd say let it charge for 24 hours straight.
1069839
That depends on the battery. When I charge my lipo 2s 5000 mAH battery, its under an hour. Also, there is a quick charge feature if i;m not mistaken. There are reviews of this charger on youtube so you might want to check that out as well.
260312
Barbara it takes 4hrs. + 40min. to charge 4 batteries and half that time for 2. Look at the arrows for where to charge 2 at a time or 4.
1068815
Depends on weather conditions. Windy weather requires more power and more power requires more battery. I would say the average time per battery is 12-15 minutes.
1092318
4 AA 2500mAh batteries in 5 hours so 4 x2000 in 4 hours or 500 ma per hour. Won't make any difference what your charging source is, it only draws 500 ma
1586755
I can't tell you exactly, because I use it for 11.1 volt 3S LiPo's; one is a 2100 mAh, the others are 1300 mAh. In my case, I'd estimate an average charge time of 1/2 hour for the smaller, under an hour for the larger.
849502
I don't recall seeing instructions on how long, but i left it charging about 3 hours. Both batteries are working fine!
53380
depends on usage. I have found it takes about an hour of hard use before I need to place on charger to regain maximum power
194079
One or two hours at most. The worst thing is to run them all the way down, then put on the charger and forget about them. If you will look on Amazon. Under some or the batteries, they give you the do's and don't of how to get the most life out of your batteries.
201895
I just used mine for 6 straight hours, and 2 hours the day before, still going strong. I would estimate 10 hours full charge to dead.
2094782
I'm sorry but I don't that battery compatibleas far for charging time, if you run it completely flat it's about 6 to 8 hrs
156881
Nothing special about charging. I just put mine on the charger while I sleep. It's always worked for me and doesn't hurt the battery to be on the charger for seven hours.
576782
In general, you can get an approximate time for charging anything from zero by dividing the mAh rating by 1000 and then dividing that by the amp rating of the charger. So in this case, you get 50,000/1000 = 50, which you then divide by the recommended 2A charger, and you get 25 hours. I'd add about 10% to cover efficiency losses, too. (This also means that using a 1A charger would require over two days to complete a charge.)Those who claim it can be charged in two hours are wrong. You'd need a 25A charger to do that, which don't exist for USB. You'd destroy the batteries anyway. In general, you can get an approximate time for charging anything from zero by dividing the mAh rating by 1000 and then dividing that by the amp rating of the charger. So in this case, you get 50,000/1000 = 50, which you then divide by the recommended 2A charger, and you get 25 hours. I'd add about 10% to cover efficiency losses, too. (This also means that using a 1A charger would require over two days to complete a charge.)Those who claim it can be charged in two hours are wrong. You'd need a 25A charger to do that, which don't exist for USB. You'd destroy the batteries anyway.
2196412
This is a slow charger. You are not going to see any "one hour super charge" features on this thing.I recommend "overnight", though to answer your question I've seen up to 12 hours for a fully depleted high-capacity NiMH. Old, worn, or damaged batteries may have strange charge times (very short/very long) as well.
1620029
To be honest I can't answer that. The one I got charges my batteries in 2.5 hours. To me that is fast enough for me.