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battery question
I ask this question here because between everyone we have the sum of human
knowledge ............ I bought some nimh rechargeable batteries and a charger for my camera. They are AA 1.5 v. size. When I need to test batteries, I use a pretty good Craftsman tester. On alkaline batteries, when new, they test up to 1.6 volts. I had some of these nimh batteries on charge for a good while on an automatic charger. The indicator light had gone out, indicating a full charge. I wanted to see how much they read. They read from 1.42 to 1.45 volts. Is this normal? Do they just last longer, but don't charge up as much? I know they last a LOT longer in my GPS, and have saved me money already in batteries. In my radios, the nimh runs circles around alkalines or nicd for lasting. Just curious. Steve |
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