Will it hold Eneloop rechargeable batteries?
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Yes, if they are one types mentioned, AAA,AA,C,D,etc. I love this caddy, it has been great!
1898792
It only charges AA and AAA batteries. Eneloop makes "C" and "D" adapters that utilize the AA size batteries to be used in devices that require the C size and D size batteries. Hope this answers your question.
1765281
I feel these eneloop batteries are the best I can find. I have replaced two sets of batteries in two phones so far and all is well.
1810813
I've used it to charge many different types of ni-cads and and ni-mh's. Seems to work very well. I have a few eneloop 1900 mah and they charge well. I have not had a lot of luck with the eneloop lasting very long since they are only 1.9amp so have changed to other larger amperage batteries. Energizer 2.3 and Precision 2.9amp. But the charger seems to handle all of them.
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Absolutely. I regularly charge Eneloop and Energizer NiMh batteries with this charger. The key is the chemistry of the batteries. All nickel metal hydride batteries should work fine.
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Those AmazonBasics High-Capacity AA batteries are slightly fatter than regular eneloop cell, which are alreaddy slightly fatter than alkaline AA. So if you have to resort to using eneloop-lite in battery compartments, then those high-capacity cells are not going to fit.
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Yes it can. I have same 3000 mah battery. It can hold both. There is no max mah limit rated on the manufacturers guide though. But you will have no problem.
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Stuart i don't know ebl - but i am using the eneloop for a while - that battery manufacturers are writing as capacity and what the battery is actual giving out are 2 tings - esp after you used them 20+ times the eneloop is made for dependency and for long live - they will hold most of their charge even after one year storage - the price is a little lest mah other batteries can give you more mah but loosing most of it in the first month of storage - so depending where you are using it you should choose. I prefer eneloop because I know i have something solid for the next years - they hardly dies in the charger last pretty long and holding their charge. This doesn't say that other ones are not equal. Stuart i don't know ebl - but i am using the eneloop for a while - that battery manufacturers are writing as capacity and what the battery is actual giving out are 2 tings - esp after you used them 20+ times the eneloop is made for dependency and for long live - they will hold most of their charge even after one year storage - the price is a little lest mah other batteries can give you more mah but loosing most of it in the first month of storage - so depending where you are using it you should choose. I prefer eneloop because I know i have something solid for the next years - they hardly... » Read More Stuart i don't know ebl - but i am using the eneloop for a while - that battery manufacturers are writing as capacity and what the battery is actual giving out are 2 tings - esp after you used them 20+ times the eneloop is made for dependency and for long live - they will hold most of their charge even after one year storage - the price is a little lest mah other batteries can give you more mah but loosing most of it in the first month of storage - so depending where you are using it you should choose. I prefer eneloop because I know i have something solid for the next years - they hardly dies in the charger last pretty long and holding their charge. This doesn't say that other ones are not equal. « Show Less
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Get Eneloop or Rayovac Recharegable Hybrid Batteries which preserves charge for long periods of time. Extremely slow self-discharge rate maintains 85 percent of capacity after 1 year of storage.
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I have lacrosse AA rechargable batteries and Eneloop batteries, both with higher capacities (I think 2500mH). I tried to use both and was unable too because the rechargable batteries are just barely too big. I did successfully shove one in, had a horrible time getting it back out and did not try again. I would guess that there are brands and/or possibly lower capacity rechargable so that are just a tad smaller than mine that do fit. This is why you are seeing different opinions.
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I got an extended battery for this and it will hold a battery that size I have the same size battery, ps devil dog the case is assume
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I use Eneloop rechargeable batteries in mine and swap out with a spare set every month or so to stay ahead of dead batts. It's nice that they run it on 2 AAs - I'm currently using a pair of 550s that use 4 AAA each.
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Kinda late here, but with my experience Duracell provides the best though Eneloops have been known to work well in this device as well.This device won't work well on older NiMH batteries though, if the mA has been lost in the batteries this device won't charge very well.
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According to Sanyo eneloop web site:"Eneloop batteries are not limited to Eneloop chargers or any special proprietory charging technology and can be charged using other quality non-Eneloop Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) battery chargers."As long as you have a good quality "smart" charger (meaning that it charges each cell individually and stops whenever each cell is full), you can charge the eneloop cells with it. Personally, I would avoid those 15-minute Super-Fast chargers.
1954
Yes, exactly. These are just plastic spacers that hold only one battery. I have several of these and plan to buy more eneloop batteries soon.
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It should, though you're going to be packing that in! I have my BE 3+, various mounts, 2 batteries and a small charger, Wifi remote, and some other pieces in mine and still have some room, but not a lot after all that.
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Yes it does. I am using Eneloop batteries and am quite happy with them and the charger.