Lane,Walter hit the nail on the head. The KXBC3 will not overcharge your
cells, and its thermal sensors will shut down the charge cycle if the cells
reach their temperature limit, 0 to 40 deg. C as Walter mentioned. Charging
will resume once they cool down. New cells shouldn't need much
Just received my Sanyo eneloop 2500 mAH rechargeable batteries niMH
cells..will start the charge cycle when I get home from work
tonight. How long should I charge them for...this will be the first
charge and I have not used the radio yet at all with these new
batteries.
The most
Just received my Sanyo eneloop 2500 mAH rechargeable batteries niMH
cells..will start the charge cycle when I get home from work tonight. How
long should I charge them for...this will be the first charge and I have not
used the radio yet at all with these new batteries.
Also, if I keep
16 hours is a full charge, but Eneloops come with a fair amount of charge. I'd
go with 8 hours. The charger will stop as soon as it detects the cells
beginning to heat up. You'll see the message NOT 0 - 40C, if I remember
correctly.
wunder
K6WRU
On Apr 10, 2014, at 6:27 PM, lane zeitler
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