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battery tester
shaun40400
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hello again peeps
seem to be here as much as the dairy pages these days
i have 5 sets of rechargeable batteries that i use with my camera ..so not used all the time
last year i could charge them up on sunday and work with them thur fri
now i have to charge them over night and use the next day
i know they dont last forever,, but is their a simple way to check,,,,
1 how much charge is in them with some accuracy??
2 whether its my charger that is duff ?
thanks s
seem to be here as much as the dairy pages these days
i have 5 sets of rechargeable batteries that i use with my camera ..so not used all the time
last year i could charge them up on sunday and work with them thur fri
now i have to charge them over night and use the next day
i know they dont last forever,, but is their a simple way to check,,,,
1 how much charge is in them with some accuracy??
2 whether its my charger that is duff ?
thanks s
WAS DEBT FREE & STILL BAAARRRRRKING :cool:
hello my name is shaun,,,and im not so addicted to farmville,still addicted to football:o:o
BAAAARRRRRRRRRRKING er insanely so
hello my name is shaun,,,and im not so addicted to farmville,still addicted to football:o:o
BAAAARRRRRRRRRRKING er insanely so
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There are testers, but you'd be much better off investing in good quality a delta-V charger, good chargers will test the cells before charging and charge each cell separately, monitoring the voltage, until they are at peak full charge. The difference in using a standard charger and a dV charger is incredible. I use them for all my professional flash guns, and sets of cells I used to only get a 50 to 100 shots from I now get hundreds more, literally.
Have a search of the forums on this topic, it's cropped up before.
I can recommend the Ansmann chargers from Tantronics: http://www.tantronics.co.uk plus also the Ansmann cells, I find this well outlast similar ranged Uniross ones.
If you want to charge batteries well in advance, look at: Sanyo Eneloop, CAMLINK Ready 2 Go and Uniross Hybrio and Ansmann maxE ranges; as these retain their charge for much longer periods unused than normal NiMH cells.0
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