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Outdoor Living : La Crosse Technology BC-900 AlphaPower Battery Charger
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La Crosse Technology BC-900 AlphaPower Battery Charger from: La Crosse Technology List Price: $69.95 Childrens Toy Shop Price: $39.99 You Save: $29.96 (43%)Prices subject to change. |
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Batteries Included: 1 Binding: Lawn & Patio Brand: La Crosse Technology Color: Blue EAN: 0757456993430 Label: La Crosse Technology Manufacturer: La Crosse Technology Material Type: Nylon Model: BC-900 Publisher: La Crosse Technology Studio: La Crosse Technology Variation Description: Blue Sales Rank: 2 MPN: BC-900 Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: PRODUCT FEATURES:All modes automatically default to 200 mA charge;Charge both AA and AAA rechargeable batteries simultaneously;Overheat detection to protect over-charging. Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - Glad I trusted the reviews!I've looked at rechargeable batteries as a solution for a long time, but always from a distance. Three years ago, I picked up a $20 retail store charger and battery combo and took it for a spin. Within a month, the batteries wouldn't hold a charge. I didn't understand it and didn't research at the time, so I tossed it all. Recently, I started looking at rechargeables again. Between Xbox 360 controllers, remotes, and cameras, rechargeables just seemed to make sense if they could ever work right. That's when I went into overdrive research mode and realized that my retail store charger was overcharging and destroying batteries. Everything lead me back to the BC-900. I'm totally satisfied. For anyone curious about revisions, ... Read More: Rating: - Best battery charger going!!This charger does it all! Can recharge, refurbish and test your batteries and all at a great price! Great product!! Rating: - Great little battery chargerI've only had this charger for a couple of week. It's so easy to use and the charged batteries last longer then standard one use batteries. I didn't realize that the AA batteries have converters to make them into C's and D's..... They work great... I use the batteries in 2 small fans that require D cells. I also bought a set of 4 AAA's for my battery powered toothbrush and camera. I consider this a very good product. Rating: - Quite the gadgetI bought the La Crosse BC-900 after having repeated problems with dead NiMH AA batteries used in a wireless telephone system. I found out that the batteries I had been using had gone from 2650 mah to less than 300 milliamp hours. The telephone charging stations were rejecting the batteries. I was able to test and determine most of the batteries were of poor quality. By Refreshing, and testing, one can determine the actual MAH capacity of a battery and pair it with another of like capacity. One trick is to mark each battery with a unique number, build a spreadsheet of all your batteries and keep a history. You might also try a small piece of tape on each battery and note the MAH after charging. Each of the ... Read More: Rating:  - Five Stars!Ignore the 2-star rating, that was due to the previous review I had listed below because I didn't understand how the charger worked. It is well worth the money and the extras help make it worth it! I'll quote one of the most helpful posts in the discussion about this product: ********* The capacity value reported by BC-900 (or any other charger) during charging is not reliable. It calculates the amount of charge (product of charging current and time) going INTO the cell, not the amount of charge retained by the cell. If a cell is leaky or haven't been used for a long time, it takes a lot longer time to get it fully charged. That is probably what happened to your #4 cell which was charged to 1200mAh. If ... Read More: |
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