Can I charge the amazon basics AA rechargeable batteries with my eneloop charger?
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Yes, I also use Duracell charger for it. Eneloop charger will take roughly 6-8 hours for a charging cycle. Duracell for roughly 4 hours.
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Its best to use a smart charger like EBL; its always best to know how well each cell is charging or how bad by how long its taking; I had the energizer dumb slow charger where if it stop charging the batteries would seem to discharge; I had a fast digital charger but its so picky on which two cells to charge; with EBL I can be smart about whats going on with my batteries and determine which are so bad to toss away plus if it stops charging it keeps it trickled to prevent discharging
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Based on the cell characteristics being so similar, my opinion is certainly yes.
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To recharge the batteries, you will need to purchase a charger. Here is the link to a charger and 4 AA batteries. I recommend that you get lots of AAs; it's amazing how often you use them. Sanyo Eneloop NiMH Battery Charger with 4AA NiMH Rechargable Batteries (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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Sorry for the first "short" answer. These batteries are so crappy that the best charger in the world won't do better to make up for their less than advertised capacity (in my experience) and poor performance in a small digital camera. If your going to spend more money get eneloops.
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Yes, the eneloop charger can be used with any NiMH rechargeable batteries, however, they must be charged in pairs.
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Yes... I'm using both AA and AAA Sanyo Eneloop batteries and it does a fine job.
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Yes it does. I am using Eneloop batteries and am quite happy with them and the charger.
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No, it uses regular AA batteries. I use Eneloop rechargeable batteries, available on amazon, and they have a very long life. I have been recharging mine many times.
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Do they work with the AmazonBasics AA High-Capacity Rechargeable Batteries (8-Pack) Pre-charged?
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I didn't use a Sanyo Eneloop charger, I used a EBL 800 charger. They were fine when they were done charging. But if you don't have a "smart charger" you should wait until you drain all of the power from the batteries so you won't risk over charging the batteries. I'm guessing that's the reason your batteries were hot.
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I have these in all my devices from flashlights to remote controls. You can get their charger with 4 AA for $16. I never throw away btteries when they are dead, just recharge them. AmazonBasics AAA Rechargeable Batteries (12-Pack)
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Hello Travis, yes you "can" charge your Eneloop on any nickle metal halide (NIMH) charger, including the Energizer one, but be aware that the Warranty on the Eneloop is only valid if charged with an Eneloop/Sanyo charger. For $20, you can buy the basic Sanyo/Eneloop charger that charges only in pairs, for less than $30 you can buy the Eneloop charger that charges 4 batteries individually( and also has two bays that will "quick charge " in 1 hour). Since the 3rd generation Eneloops can be charged 1800 times, I bought the best Eneloop charger and love it. Right now Costco has a $20 package with 12 batteries, the basic eneloop charger and a few spacers to boot. My answer comes to you after I reviewed the "Eneloop" frequently asked questions website. Hope this helps.
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The Sanyo "low leakage" Eneloops will work in this charger, but a lower current unit (around 200 or 250 mA) will result in a longer total life (more charge/discharge cycles). This Sony does heat up the batteries which will reduce their ultimate life. I have (12) AA Eneloops that I use in Canon 580EX flash heads (very high high peak discharge current) and they seem to be holding up much better than other brands using the LaCrosse BC-900 charger set to 200mA. The Sanyo capacity when new was around 2100 mAH, but has not dropped off as other (higher initial capacity) batteries (LaCrosse and Eveready) have with heavy use.
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Yes, you can charge any brand AA AAA rechargeable battery with this EBL® 808A Charger.
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I use eneloop rechargeable batteries and recharge them in their own charger.
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This unit alone will not charge batteries, but you can find usb aa/aaa chargers all over that you can plug into the usb port of this unit to charge. I recommend the eneloop series batteries. They are great.
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I have an old VTech model ev2653.The original batteries supplied with the handsets were rated 1.2v, 600mAh and werethree individual AAA batteries.As I recall, the manual said to charge the batteries for a minimum of 12 hours prior to using the handsets.I'm wondering if the eneloop batteries would be able to be charged and used in thissystem.
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If your Amazon cells are the black labeled, that could be why they drain fast considering those cells i believe are made in China. Eneloops on the other hand will stay charged and work well just like Panasonic advertises.