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Charging Batteries
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It doesn't matter how long it takes to charge up - as long as the charger cuts out after the batteries are full and doesn't overcharge the batteries and damage them as this is what worries me. I'm not bothered about fast charging, although it would be nice
it probably comes at a premium 
which is bad moneysaving... 0 -
A charger and 4 2300 nimh batteries on here comes to £11 (incl. p & p). I think that's pretty competitive
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/tg/detail/offer-listing/-/B0002LHX98/new/ref=sdp_newce/026-1525331-6841260
The full description of the charger is here
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0002LHX98/qid%3D1127425516/026-1525331-6841260I'm Glad to be here... At my age I'm glad to be anywhere!!
I'm not losing my hair... I'm getting more head!!0 -
Morrisons have a Panasonic (2hour)intelligent fast charger that does AA and AAA for £10. It does upto 4 AA at a time or 2 AAA.0
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