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<blockquote data-quote="WayneF" data-source="post: 146658" data-attributes="member: 12496">Re: Recharagble batteries?I don't know about prices in Germany, but the Maha C9000 is ideal for standard Eneloops.&nbsp; Because, its default charge rate is 1 amp, which is the ideal 1/2 C rate for 2000mah Eneloops. That means you can just insert the batteries and walk away, and that's what you get.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you wanted 1/2 C for 2400mah, then you have to stop and adjust each slot to 1.2 amps (which it easily does, but it is four extra steps every time).It does a fine job, but I hardly ever use any of its extra features (condition, discharge, etc), but it is a very interesting charger, in that its LCD shows how many mah were recharged into each one.&nbsp; This tells you the previous state of discharge, which I like to know what is going on.&nbsp; It guides you about knowing when to recharge next time (assuming similar situations).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WayneF, post: 146658, member: 12496"] [b]Re: Recharagble batteries?[/b] I don't know about prices in Germany, but the Maha C9000 is ideal for standard Eneloops. Because, its default charge rate is 1 amp, which is the ideal 1/2 C rate for 2000mah Eneloops. That means you can just insert the batteries and walk away, and that's what you get. If you wanted 1/2 C for 2400mah, then you have to stop and adjust each slot to 1.2 amps (which it easily does, but it is four extra steps every time). It does a fine job, but I hardly ever use any of its extra features (condition, discharge, etc), but it is a very interesting charger, in that its LCD shows how many mah were recharged into each one. This tells you the previous state of discharge, which I like to know what is going on. It guides you about knowing when to recharge next time (assuming similar situations). [/QUOTE]

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