Can I recharge my green AA 1.2 V 2500mAh Enercell rechargeables with this charger?
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Yes, it will charge, test, refresh, measure internal resistance of any NiMH 1.2V rechargeable batteries.
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I don't know about your specific charger but I have had success with both my Panasonic cordless phone chargers and an Energizer charger. They appear to be an interchangeable Ni-MH AA.
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I don't know where you got this info, but the high capacity chargers for both devices are rated at 5VDC, 2.1A. So NO. And, if you charge at a faster rate the battery will fry!
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No. For starters a "normal" battery charger (if you are talking about what you'd plug AA's into) is designed for batteries that get to around 1.5 V or so, way less than what this one is rated for. And of course it won't connect without a bunch of custom splicing and screwing around. And they are a totally different kind of battery as well. If you're going to own something that requires this kind of battery, you need to also own the proper way to charge it.
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No, it won't. You can use only 1.2-1.5V AA rechargeable or non-rechargeable batteries.
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This charger is only for Shorai battieries. It comes only with a Shorai connector. For other batteries you can read about the Battery Tender Green Lithium Junior 002-0198LI
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Hi,No, it won't. You can use only 1.2-1.5V AA rechargeable or non-rechargeable batteries. Let us know if you have any other questions. Thanks!
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Yes, But will not charge at 1C rate. Max charge rate when using all four slots is 1000ma. Max when using two slots is 1200ma. i.e. around two hours charge time. Normally charger must put in about 110% of discharge current if battery is in good condition. Really like this charger because each slot is independent and retains values after both charge and discharge.
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I don't think so. This charger is a 3.5 volt charger and fits much larger batteries (for high powered flashlights). AA's are, I believe 1.5 volts. That looks likea mismatch to me.
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Yes it works with standard AA size rechargeables. I use it with 4 Sony 2500 mah and works fine.
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It depends on the individual type of charger. Definitely they should be all RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES. The best way to know is to follow the instruction manual, or see on the back of the charger itself, mostly it is mentioned. Depending on the type of charger, most of them can recharge AA or AAA batteries of NiMH type. AGAIN, PL. CHECK. PER THEIR INSTRUCTIONS, WRONG BATTERIES USED CAN EXPLODE!
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Hello, I can only say that I use a charger that is made only for mAh style batteries. I have not used the Energizer batteries but I think the Tenergy batteries are great, they seem to hold a charge for a long time and recharge very fast, been using these batteries for about a year now and love them.
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I have never tried to do that as I have a seperate charger for all my other batteries. Since this charger came with the batteries thats what I only use them for. You could try but I really dont know if it will have any bad effect on your AA batteries.
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you can use it. I bought one of them for use with those batteries but when I charged the batteries it said half of them were bad. the charger also quit charging batteries altogether after about a month. get yourself a maha powerex charger. it will charge your batteries to 10,000 mah. the maha charger charged the batteries that the tenergy said were bad.
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I am not sure about that, but keep in mind that even if it worked, you would be getting much less run time than with a true D cell. There is Tenergy premium, some no name green 12000mah d cells, and some resurrected brand that is LSD(low Self Discharge) called Acculoop that you can buy. As of this writing, there is only one charger I know that can handle the high capacity of these batteries well. The brand of charger is MAHA Powerex C808M professional charger, retails for about $85-Be careful with using AAAs on it though. It seems to be fussy with those AAAs and seems to only easily terminate on Tenergy premiums or Nicads with AAA size. You will find it on Thomas Distributing. I am not sure about that, but keep in mind that even if it worked, you would be getting much less run time than with a true D cell. There is Tenergy premium, some no name green 12000mah d cells, and some resurrected brand that is LSD(low Self Discharge) called Acculoop that you can buy. As of this writing, there is only one charger I know that can handle the high capacity of these batteries well. The brand of charger is MAHA Powerex C808M professional charger, retails for about $85-Be careful with using AAAs on it though. It seems to be fussy with those AAAs and seems to only easily... » Read More I am not sure about that, but keep in mind that even if it worked, you would be getting much less run time than with a true D cell. There is Tenergy premium, some no name green 12000mah d cells, and some resurrected brand that is LSD(low Self Discharge) called Acculoop that you can buy. As of this writing, there is only one charger I know that can handle the high capacity of these batteries well. The brand of charger is MAHA Powerex C808M professional charger, retails for about $85-Be careful with using AAAs on it though. It seems to be fussy with those AAAs and seems to only easily terminate on Tenergy premiums or Nicads with AAA size. You will find it on Thomas Distributing. « Show Less
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Not true. You can charge any number (between 1 and 4) of AA cells at a time. You can even mix and match AA with AAA cells.
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I would guess that if the charger that you have, is made for any standard rechargeable battery size, it should work on AAA, AA, C, D, etc. But the last time I checked, these batteries are NOT 1000 mAh. The ones I received 6 or 8 months ago were 800 mAh, which displeased me immensely.