Does it charge NI-MH, an Ni-CD batteries?
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To be honest, I don't know. I never used it. I bought a Power-X charger which I used for several sizes of batteries.
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Jan. 24 2015 Hello Ronald G: I use RAYOVAC "NiMH" Rechargeable Platinum "D" batteries, and they get recharged just fine.The other variety, Ni-CD, I would think that if they are a rechargeable battery, then the unit will recharge them. And, I will add that, the charger has been just great, and lasted a long time with zero problems. Good luck.
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Yes. It will charge both NiMH and NiCD batteries, either one at a time or up to eight at a time. You can even mix NiMH and NiCD. Just don't mix them in the same slot.
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The Gizmo comes with Ni-Cd batteries. Ni-Cd chargers only support Ni-Cd batteries so I wouldn't try another technology in the Gizmo. Simple Guidelines: - A charger for NiMH can also accommodate NiCd, but not the other way around. A charger especially designed for NiCd would overcharge the NiMH battery. - Nickel and lithium based batteries require different charge algorithms. The two chemistries can normally not be interchanged in the same charger.
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Usually Energizer chargers can only charge Energizer batteries I would make sure it says compatible with high capacity NiMH batteries even if it can charge them it could take a longer time & it may heat the batteries to an unsafe temperature
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With this charger you can charge up to 4 AA, AAA, C or D and up to 2 9v in-mh/ni-cd rechargeable batteries. You can charge batteries in different sizes or capacities together.
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I don't think so. The box says that it has built-in Ni-MH rechargeable batteries.
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No, it does not. I bought the Maha Powerex MH-C490F-DCW in conjunction with this charger for my 9V batteries. Get it on Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/Maha-PowerEx-MH-C490F-DCW-Worldwide-Battery/dp/B0002WKD80
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These batteries can be charged with any charger that charges NiMh batteries. It should say that on the charger's package. When charged, you just use these batteries like any other batteries, based on the size. For example, the "D" cell batteries can be used on any appliance that takes "D" cell batteries.
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If you're talking about the P104 Ni-Cad battery (yellow, I think), yes, this charger charges them up as well. And if the battery ends up going bad, I recommend in the future you get the lithium ion to replace. They might be a bit more expensive, but they hold the charge longer and work longer.
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The back of the charger says, "Rechargeable Alkaline and NiMH Battery Charger", so I would assume you can charge NiMH batteries. I haven't tried it - I have other chargers I use for my NiMH.
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Short answer, yes. Long answer is NI-MH is a newer type of battery make up that can hold power longer than the older Ni-cd batteries.
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There is now way to do a "storage charge" with this charger.I think you are thinking about NI-CAD batteries, this charger is intended primarily for LI-PO batteries.
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The charger is designed for charging NiMH and NiCd batteries only. For anything else, do it at your own risk.
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Only if the charger indicates it. The new Li-Ion charges can also charge Ni Cd but only if it is indicated.
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I bought this kit and it does charge both the Li-Ion and the old NiMH batteries.
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Haven't tried - as Dave F. said it's only marked for NiCad, NiMH and Alkaline. If it doesn't show BAD on one of those settings, it should charge. I've found with Alkaline that they will recharge but some won't work in a digital camera (depends on brand is what it appears so far).
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No, and it only does a marginal job on alkaline batteries. I have charged over 100 D, C, AA, and AAA alkaline types and they rarely achieve over 50% energy density of a new battery. Don't expect the recharging ability of a NiMH or a NiCad on an alkaline.
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Yes it should as long as it came with Nickel Metal Hydride (Ni-MH). Some much older chargers (before 2006) might only charge NiCd batteries and are not suited to charge Ni-MH batteries. I would consider investing in a good charger that reads the voltage in the battery and charges it based on that. The Energizer Charger charges your batteries based on a set time and not on what the battery actually might need. This reduces the life of the battery and can undercharge or overcharge the battery reguardless of its brand. If you are considering investing in the top eneloop batteries a good $30-40 charger would be a worth while investment. Michael Bluejay's Battery Guide online gives a lot of great information about both rechargeable batteries and chargers.