Maha, for NiMH/NiCD batteries that are in standard packaging (AA,AAA, C, D);

For miscellaneous need, I use a clone charger
< http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.12618>
This charger has limited current and shall take a long time to charge
big capacity Lead Acid battery.  I have a multi-state charger
specially for Lead-Acid, and this had paid for itself.

Lately, DX has been very slow in shipment.  But with a simple search,
you can find alternative sites selling the same item.

You may want to consider a CBA from Westmountain.com.  I mainly use it
to capture the discharge curve, to confirm the battery that cannot be
savage anymore, or to prove the end-user that the battery is OK.

Cheers, Ling SM


On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 8:04 AM, Forrest W Christian <forrestc@imach.com> w=
rote:
> I keep running across the need to charge/recondition batteries here.
> Typically Lead Acid and/or NiMH. =A0 I'd like to buy a charger or two
> (probably one for lead acid chemistry, and one for NiMH or NiCD
> chemistry) which allows me to test, charge and recondition a fairly wide
> range of batteries. =A0 (AGM, GEL, SLA, Flooded, NiMH/NiCD - all in
> various sizes).
>
> I'm willing to pay a bit more, but want something in each category which
> actually makes me feel like the time to dig the charger out and use it
> is worth it.
>
> Anyone with a favorite charger like this?
>
> -forrest
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