How long does it take to charge 2 Two-wave Radios in the charger?
1114500
I just charged my radios from tues 0902 morning to wed 0903 nite and I got 2 bars on the battery indicator so I would say prolly abt between 24-36 hours but easy does it on charging these, ck on it after 15 hours or so,but anyway my radio is pretty good after 12 to 15 hours and then I can allways charge it in the car too.
1114501
IM sorry, I've never timed the charging time, but do remember it drove me crazy figuring out how to mount in base to charge.
1114502
I can charge my radios from completely dead to fully charged in less than 8 hours. If you charge for over 24 hours and still can't get a full charge, either your battery pack needs to be replaced, or your charger is defective.
468102
That depends somewhat on the charger. I have a very compact Energizer charger (#CHDC8) that will charge 4 AA's in about two hours. Some quick chargers are faster, but I've been told fast charging is not good for the batteries.
1586440
It really depends on the charger, but using the BCG34HRE4KN with the full cycle turned on usually takes 12 hours for me (this feature will completely drain the batteries before start charging).
203202
I have had my charger for two months now. I keep it at my bed side and fall asleep so I really don't know how long it would take, depending on level of charge. All I can tell you is it is convenient not to have to plug wires in and out.
1049750
I can't really answer how long it takes because I've only used it once and my batteries were not very low, however it is much faster than my old charger, and MUCH quieter. I had to order the crowsfoot connector ($38.50) extra to fit my older Club Car (1987)
1711794
Because the battery charges inside the Scooba, you couldn't actually charge 2 batteries at the same time, but you could charge 2 within a 24-hour period, maybe even a 16-hour period--charge battery #1, swap it out & charge #2, run a cycle with battery #2, swap out to battery #1 & run a second cycle.
1115687
The charging current is about 450mA per channel. So if you are charging four 2500mAh AA cells (one per channel) it will take roughly 6 hours. But if you want to charge eight AA cells (two per channel), the charging time will be doubled.If the cells are not fully depleted, then the charging time will be shorter.
1208100
It depends on what charger you use, and on what setting. On a smart charger, it is about an hour, two at most. On a "dumb" charger, maybe five or more.
2105944
The charger plugs into a standard 110 outlet and charges the radios with a 9V output.
22941
They each have a different charging rate. The NEW charger will charge within a matter of hrs. The other doesn't.
1974244
These batteries will charge in an hour. Two hours, two batteries... Or close to it
567982
While I have not timed them (we have 2 chargers, 6 batteries) they are always charged within 2 hours. The light turns green when you insert the batteries in their charger if there is any charge left in them. It turns red when plugged into the wall socket and green again when charged. I hope this helps. Any more questions, please let me know.
1931276
i have not rec'd mine yet so i can't be sure.I have an older charger that will do NiCad and nimh. it takes 13 hours ti do a set of 2 or 4. some batteries can be charged faster than others so I guess some chargers might charge faster than others.
107981
I don't think 2hrs. is long enough time to charge the charger. When the charger is charged all lights will be solid color.... Hope this Helps...
796296
I use a, seperate, plug in charger, and it takes about 30 minutes to charge. The charge lasts around 10 minutes. Less if you use the lights.
594715
when i timed it for the AA batteries it took about 3.5 to 4 hours. It will charge partially charged batteries but this one needs to be done in pairs. It's an easy to use charger, if you need something to charge quickly wouldn't recommend this. i typically use my other charger which is a rapid charger, charges my batteries in about an hour.
1857406
The charging current of EBL 808A is very low at ~200mA or less. That means to recharge a pair of 2300mAh AA cells will take about 12 hours (2300mAh/200mA = 11.5 hours)