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(More customer reviews)For several weeks now, I have seen this Lenmar MSCAA model at work and it is a true 1-hour charger.I have used it at least 22 times; charging-time averages to around 60 minutes for charging 4 AA-NIMH batteries (2000maH) [NOTE: in late 2006, Lenmar started sending out 2500 maH batteries]. (I bought the Lenmar MSCAA charger-unit when I bought a Canon A60 digital camera.)
With 4 independent charging slots, the unit can charge one or two orthree or four AA or AAA batteries at a time. The MSC-AA has a microprocessor that monitors for negative delta voltage.When a battery is being charged, a drop in voltage indicates a fully-charged status. When the microprocessor detects a voltage drop for a charging slot, the main charge is shut off for that battery and a trickle-charge starts.
Batteries being charged always remain cool to the touch. The unit's microprocessor monitors battery temperature thus allowing the charger to provide an optimum charging level (and shorten the charging time). Keeping the batteries from overheating extends battery-life.
The Lenmar MSC-AA has international capability (100-240 Volt AC range).The four AA-NIMH batteries provided with the unit are high-capacity (2000 maH). Also provided: a DC car-cord (plug into cigarette lighter). Do note the charger-unit is a bit bulky. The charging unit does not fit into a shirt-pocket.With the AC-adapter/transformer and the DC-car-cord, fitting into a coat pocket is difficult.
Lenmar states this MSCAA-model is only for use with NIMH batteries (and not to be used on rechargeable alkalines or even on NiCads).
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Product Description:
Mach 1 "Gamma" Speed Charger 1 Hour Charger for AA/AAA NiMH batteries, 110-240 VAC/12 VDC with 4 AA 2500mAh NiMH batteries.
Item Includes:
4-AA, 2500 mAh Rechargeable NiMH Batteries
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