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Rechargeable battery question
Last year I bought a quick charger for AA batteries for my digital camera. It
came with four 2000 mAh batteries, which I seem to have misplaced. I'm trying to replace those batteries and only found 2200 mAh batteries at the first place I looked this morning. Can my charger handle those or do they need to be 2000 mAh or lower? The literature for recharger talks about different charging times for batteries anywhere from 1600 to 2000 mAh. It doesn't say anything about 2200 mAh batteries. |
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Rechargeable battery question
NoNameAtAll wrote:
Last year I bought a quick charger for AA batteries for my digital camera. It came with four 2000 mAh batteries, which I seem to have misplaced. I'm trying to replace those batteries and only found 2200 mAh batteries at the first place I looked this morning. Can my charger handle those or do they need to be 2000 mAh or lower? The literature for recharger talks about different charging times for batteries anywhere from 1600 to 2000 mAh. It doesn't say anything about 2200 mAh batteries. Sure. It may take about 10% longer to charge and will last about 10% longer. -- Joseph E. Meehan 26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math |
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NoNameAtAll wrote:
Last year I bought a quick charger for AA batteries for my digital camera. It came with four 2000 mAh batteries, which I seem to have misplaced. I'm trying to replace those batteries and only found 2200 mAh batteries at the first place I looked this morning. Can my charger handle those or do they need to be 2000 mAh or lower? The literature for recharger talks about different charging times for batteries anywhere from 1600 to 2000 mAh. It doesn't say anything about 2200 mAh batteries. Sure. It may take about 10% longer to charge and will last about 10% longer. -- Joseph E. Meehan 26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math |
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Rechargeable battery question
NoNameAtAll wrote:
Last year I bought a quick charger for AA batteries for my digital camera. It came with four 2000 mAh batteries, which I seem to have misplaced. I'm trying to replace those batteries and only found 2200 mAh batteries at the first place I looked this morning. Can my charger handle those or do they need to be 2000 mAh or lower? The literature for recharger talks about different charging times for batteries anywhere from 1600 to 2000 mAh. It doesn't say anything about 2200 mAh batteries. That's likely because there WERE no 2200 mAh batteries until the past few months. If your charger accepts batteries other than the type you bought with it, then it will just take a few minutes longer to charger the 2200 mAh batteries than the 2000 mAh batteries. |
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