AA and AAA NiMH BATTERY CHARGERS - What’s the difference?
January 9th, 2008 by April Lankford, Technical Director & Editor | no responses
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Recently I was talking to a friend who knows my interest in rechargeable power. He asked me, ‘What is the difference between the traditionally named Energizer CHDCWB-4 Travel NiMH AA and AAA Battery Charger, and the less known Maha Energy MH-C204W Traveling Intelligent NiMH AA and AAA Charger?’ Good question.
In America we are taught from early age to recognize brand names. Energizer and Duracell are names I grew up with. Without saying anything bad about the products these companies manufacture, I will tell you the advantages of the Maha MH-C204W AA and AAA Battery Charger over most mainstream battery chargers.
Both Energizer and Maha Energy have spent years in research and development of batteries. These two companies are among a group of top companies who have had a large hand in pioneering the modern battery technology we enjoy today.
Both battery chargers mentioned do what they claim. There are features offered by the Maha MH-C204W that are not found in the Energizer CHDCWB-4 NiMH Charger. Maha builds their chargers with special abilities that have to do with the maintenance of the Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) batteries they charge. The Maha MH-C204W NiMH Charger does not just charge batteries.
The MH-C204W Charger also has the ability to recondition the batteries whenever they need it. A cycle is the complete charge and discharge of a battery. We recommended reconditioning the Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH) batteries every 10 cycles. Reconditioning them insures their best performance. Although it is true that NiMH batteries do not have a ‘memory effect’, it is good to recondition them in order to maintain their overall condition, not just to maintain the capacity of each battery, but to help sustain a long life which will give literally hundreds of charges.
The Maha MH-C204W Charger will also be able to charge future batteries that will come out with higher capacities. You can find more details here: MH-C204W NiMH Battery Charger
You will not find these chargers at Walgreens, K-Mart or Walmart. These are not as expendable as some of the chargers seen at the convenience stores. They are meant to last. We do have them here.
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The Editor: April Lankford, Technical Director & Editor
About: April Lankford has been a television and media technical operating engineer for over 30 years and has watched the development of batteries along with other multi-media technology.
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