Accupower Accu-manager 2010 AA-AAA Battery Charger Charges Nimh, Nicd, or Ram Batteries

• The rechargeable batteries can be left in the charger for a longer period of time, as overcharging of the batteries is not possible
• Batteries can also be charged individually. Interruptions and additions can be made at any time during the charging procedure.
• 1-4 batteries can be charged simultaneously. Combination of sizes and battery chemistry is also allowed.
• An adapter for a 120V/60Hz wall outlet and for a 12 Volt automobile electrical supply system is included with the charger.
• The unit contains electronic reverse battery protection and rejects batteries with reverse polarity. If a battery is defective, the corresponding LED will remain off.

I bought this directly from thomas distributing and it does a very good job of cool and complete charging aaa and aa nimh batteries. Cant get any better than this charger. Extremely high quality with German engineering.

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This charger charges batteries as well as I could have hoped. It is much faster than the last one I owned, but I wish it also had the capacity to charge the larger batteries like C and D cells. You also have to have two batteries charging at the same time, which is only slightly inconvenient. I think it will meet our needs.

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Even though I have only used it a few times it works great for AA batteries. But I recently bought a phone that used AAA rechargeable Nimh batteries and even though it showed they had charged them when I put them in the phone they showed they were just about dead. I used the actual phone charger and charged for 7 hours like recommended and they charged to full fine on the phone charger so not to sure about charging AAA with it. I like the fact that I can take it with me in the car and use the 12v system. My camera seems to be a battery hog so it will come in handy when I take a trip.

Update. I have used this a number of times since I bought it. I even bought the same brand 4 pack AA batteries for a digital camera. I charge in pairs and it always seems like one finishes charging and then other one won't stop charging. I have used Ni-cads for years and I know when they start to warm up that usually means they are at the peak of there charge. I am not sure if I have a bad battery but it does it with another brand I have also and it doesn't help to change charging bays. I also just bought cordless phones that use AAA size Ni-MH batteries and this charger is supposed to be capable of charging them, well it wouldn't charge them. I stuck then in there and it showed they were fully charged but when I put the batteries in the phone they showed dead. I ended up having to just charge them in the phone charger.

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I do property inspections EVERY day of the year...24/7, 365/365. When the banks call I respond and take gazillions of pics. My little Fuji camera is on its eleventy-seven millionth pic and my r/c's are on their eleventy-eighth.

I was using a Duracell 4-bank unit that glowed red till charged and then this amazing green light showed up and said 'DudE! We're charged!!!'. My Father-in-law liked it so much, he took it into his room and made ham and cabbage with it. That's how yummy it was.

Desperately in need of a new smart charger, I searched the interweb for days. For some reason I kept getting recipes for ham and cabbage until I hit on this new site called Amazon. Uh huh...y'all knew about this and didn't tell me.

Anyhoo, I did the research on smart chargers and this one came out on top in every category. I ordered it and within days USPS shoved it so far into my mailbox, I had to use both hands and all three feet to get the box out. I immediately popped in my dying batteries. It blinked, blinked faster and then stopped blinking. Surely all those dead batteries can't be charged already!?!?!?

Peeps, this thing is not only smart, it's super fast. 30 minutes for a completely dead NiMH. My deadest batteries were standing in line for a chance to swim in the AccuPower pool. I couldn't pop them in fast enough. Some of our old NiCds took a little longer but the NiMHs were literally begging for something to run!

The one thing I was looking for in a charger was a signal to let me know when they're charged and this machine not only tells you, but it trickle charges after they're full and protects them from overcharging. Old Nicads can be reconditioned with 3-4 charges and it brings them back to within 90% of their original condition.

The one thing I'll miss is the anticipation of a fully-charged battery to go with my bagel, dead Fuji and coffee on a cold winter morning. The one thing I won't miss is a warm, fully charged set of batteries when I need them the most :)

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