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Im looking for a 15 minute charger !

Glenrothes_2
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Hi,
Can someone please find me a 15 minute charger , I can only seem to find chargers that are supposedly quick chargers but take 2-4 hours to charge 800Mah batteries . I've been trying to find a UniRoss one but I would be really interested in any make im looking to spend around £10-15 .
Can someone please find me a 15 minute charger , I can only seem to find chargers that are supposedly quick chargers but take 2-4 hours to charge 800Mah batteries . I've been trying to find a UniRoss one but I would be really interested in any make im looking to spend around £10-15 .
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I bought one a few months ago in Boots in Glasgow in the reduced section. It might be worth calling customer services to see if any branches near you have one. The other alternative is ebay where there are some for sale.0
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http://www.google.co.uk/products?q=15+minute+charger+&btnG=Search+Products&hl=en
Usually the 15 minute claim is to give a battery a 'useable charge' not fully charge them.
I've got the uniross sprint and it's very fussy on batteries - it's sensor won't have anything to do with most non-uniross brands.All the World is a Stage; and I'm going through a difficult one at the moment!0 -
Uniross Sprint charger is £6.99 + postage at mymemory.
See http://www.mymemory.co.uk/memory/Uniross/SPRINT/15/Minute/Charger/+/2/AA/2100mAh/Batteries
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Sorry to be the bringer of bad news, but 800mAh are really low powered batts these days. Up to 2800mAh are available these days and there are chargers around that will charge these in less than an hour. OK, so not the 15 minutes you are looking for, but with MUCH higher capacity, they will last longer, meaning you have more time to charge the spare set.0
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Thanks for all your help guys . I'll firstly contact Boots , because theres a big one not far from here , but if they don't have one i'll get the mymemory deal0
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Op didnt say which type of battery AA or AAA are most common although you can get others, AAA tend to be up to 2800 whist AAA are around 800 mAh mark0
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Op didnt say which type of battery AA or AAA are most common although you can get others, AAA tend to be up to 2800 whist AAA are around 800 mAh mark
I'm looking for one that does both AAA and AA , I borrowed a UniRoss one recently from a family member , but I checked for it online only to find it was discontinuedI'd mainly be using it for AA batteries mainly for my Xbox 360 controllers and Wiimote .
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7dayshop.co.uk have a good selection of batteries/chargers, sometime Aldi have them on offer too.
The AAA tend to be for low power devices, 2500 mha AA are a good price/power ratio
Chargers tend to do both AA and AAA.0 -
Uniross Sprint charger is £6.99 + postage at mymemory.
See http://www.mymemory.co.uk/memory/Uniross/SPRINT/15/Minute/Charger/+/2/AA/2100mAh/Batteries
Hope this helps!
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=46398
£4.94 at Maplin for the same one but it's only a 2 battery charger.
http://www.blueunplugged.com/p.aspx?p=120123
But it'll be £22 delivered - I daresay there is a better deal out there but I'm off on my hols - packing to do!All the World is a Stage; and I'm going through a difficult one at the moment!0
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