what is the charge time to recharge batteries?
1250651
Couple hours. I've never timed it, I just throw them on the charger got out to eat, come back and the light is green.
1250652
I only have one set of 1200ma batteries. I now only purchase the 2000ma size. But to answer your question, I believe the charge time depends upon how discharged they are but normally it takes me about 3-4 hours. I just plug them into the wall and go on with my computer work and when I stop for a break they are usually done charging. The 2000 ma ones are ~67% more capacity so get those if is convenient. Not much extra cost either. Hope this helps...
1674349
About an hour with regular batteries, 2+ hours with Energizer Lithium Max. The rechargeable batteries don't last long at all because they only start out at about 1.2 volts.
257615
The light turns green when is done, while it is red when charging. To fully charge the two batteries that comes with the pack you will need approximately 4 to 5 hours. If you add the battery that comes with your camera you will need about 6 to 7 hours to charge all of them but you will have your machine shooting for thousands of photos .
1496234
Now that I have used it for awhile I can answer that it can take a bit over 24 hours to recharge when you have received the low battery warning. I let mine charge overnight, use it in the morning and then put it back on the charger. By evening it is fully charged.
1606358
The only truly to know that the batteries are fully charged is when the LED on the charger is green. It takes about 3 hrs. to fully recharge.
1510925
Each battery will last 5 to 7 minutes it will take 10 to 15 minutes to charge the batteries
1473279
Don't know, but a long time. Mine has never needed recharging. I have not used them a great deal, so this is probably not very helpful.
770418
I use these batteries in a baby monitor receiver that has it's own charger. It takes about an hour to recharge.
1338985
Rechargeable batteries usually are 1.2 to 1.3 volts fully charged. They will usually provide sufficient power for most applications that require 1.5v
842977
It takea a while to charge about 3hr. I keep 2 charge at all times. The replacement batteries are really good.
1524532
Depends on how many batteries and how discharged they are. I use mine for vaping. Fully charged they are 4.1v. I recharge them when they get below 3.6v. I have not timed the recharge but believe it to be less than 1 hour. The fewer you charge at one time the more voltage is applied to recharge them. I cycle them to keep at least one fully charged and it always is recharged WAY before I kill the current one. In summary, fairly quickly and faster than I require. Your milage may vary.
1153208
You can recharge at any point. I have two sets of batteries and put one set on the charger when I feel they are getting weak. An overnight charge works well, but have also left on for 24 hours
583440
My batteries last about a year (10 to 12 months) before they don't charge any longer or hold a charge. Each charge will list about 14 to 16 hours and they take about six hours to fully recharge. Don't know if they are mercury free.
348319
Put the battery in the charger. Usually get some type of indicator light that it connected and charging. It seems like the batteries take 5 hours to fully charge.
1027928
The original batteries charge lasted about 3 1/2 hrs. The replacement batteries charge last 1- 1 1/2 hrs. Not worth the price.
188445
3 to 6 Months. 4to5 hours is the time needed to recharge the battery after use. Obviously, you have to recharge the battery if you use it to charge a device and the 3 to 6 months only applies to standby availability. There are LED charge level lights to monitor for approximate charge levels to indicate when recharge is needed.
463218
I'm not sure, I've never had to recharge from 0%, but it usually takes about 90 minutes to recharge from under 50%