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Rechargeable pr48 (heating aid) battery charger?

waqasahmed
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I've got an NHS hearing aid, and the batteries last like a week or two if I'm lucky
They've also given me a load of battery cells. I can "order" new batteries at any time by emailing them, but I don't like the idea of any kind of disposable battery. It's why everything that uses batteries in my house uses rechargeable ones.
Is there a way to charge the coin cell itself? And does anyone know where I could buy rechargeable coin cells too?
I've got an NHS hearing aid, and the batteries last like a week or two if I'm lucky
They've also given me a load of battery cells. I can "order" new batteries at any time by emailing them, but I don't like the idea of any kind of disposable battery. It's why everything that uses batteries in my house uses rechargeable ones.
Is there a way to charge the coin cell itself? And does anyone know where I could buy rechargeable coin cells too?
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waqasahmed said:So
I've got an NHS hearing aid, and the batteries last like a week or two if I'm lucky
They've also given me a load of battery cells. I can "order" new batteries at any time by emailing them, but I don't like the idea of any kind of disposable battery. It's why everything that uses batteries in my house uses rechargeable ones.
Is there a way to charge the coin cell itself? And does anyone know where I could buy rechargeable coin cells too?
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waqasahmed said:So
I've got an NHS hearing aid, and the batteries last like a week or two if I'm lucky
They've also given me a load of battery cells. I can "order" new batteries at any time by emailing them, but I don't like the idea of any kind of disposable battery. It's why everything that uses batteries in my house uses rechargeable ones.
Is there a way to charge the coin cell itself? And does anyone know where I could buy rechargeable coin cells too?0 -
waqasahmed said:I can "order" new batteries at any time by emailing them, but I don't like the idea of any kind of disposable battery. It's why everything that uses batteries in my house uses rechargeable ones.
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