Yes you can. if your charger is pulsed quick charger, it is even better.

Regards,

Jay



At 16:36 17/07/99 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Sorry for another OT question,but I think that it does have some
>applicability here:
>
>Can one charge a NiMH battery on a regular NiCd quick charger? The actual
>reason I bring this up is that I need to get new batteries for my camcorder
>(which was made in 1992 and uses NiCds) and when I do a search for its
>battery part number, there are many third-party vendors selling NiMH
>batteries as "compatible" with it. I'm sure they are compatible with the
>camcorder,but with its accompanying quick charger? From what little I know
>about rechargable batts, I would suspect that the charge curve would be
>different enough that it might not sense the end of charge properly.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Sean
>
>At 09:11 AM 7/18/99 +0100, you wrote:
>>Sorry for the late reply !
>>
>>I have used LDR's to mute analog signal lines.
>>
>>I sandwich a grain of wheat lamp between two LDR's, ( stereo )
>>slide them into a rubber tube (2.5mm three core flex outer insulation
>>normally) and seal the ends with  black silicone
>>
>>On the LDR's I use, the resistance varies from ~50 Ohms (light on)
>>to over 20 MOhms (light off).
>>
>>I normally supply a second unswitched power source to the lamp
>>via a pot, so I can use it as a preset attenuator, not full mute.
>>
>>The attack and decay characteristics of this setup are very pleasing.
>>The mute time is slow (like a record ending), the attack is a lot faster
>>but still very smooth ( ~ a quarter second ).
>>
>>And of course the signal is completly isolated
>>
>>Andre Abelian wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi to all engineers.
>>> last night I made a small circuitry to mute the analog line
>>> the pic part works ok  but analog section didn't work at all.
>>> on output when I add 10k pull up resister works fine but I can't
>>> do that on audio line.
>>> I connected pic with max4066 analog chip. the problem
>>> I found is that 4066 needs voltage on output  to operate
>>> which we do not have it my question is this is  there any part that can
>>> be used to mute the analog line "audio" beside relay ?
>>> any help will highly appreciated.
>>>
>>> Andre
>>
>>--
>>Peter Cousens
>>p.cousens@cwcom.net
>>
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