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|    AK to Phil Allison    |
|    Re: Charging NiMh batteries when not com    |
|    13 Jun 19 19:08:20    |
      From: scientist77017@gmail.com              On Thursday, June 13, 2019 at 7:28:44 PM UTC-5, Phil Allison wrote:       > AK wrote:       > >       > >       > > The aaa alkaline batteries went out on my tv remote.       > >       > > I decided to use my NiMh UBL aaa batteries. 1100 mAh.       > >       > > They are currently showing 1.31 volts.       > >       > > And they work ok in the remote as is.       > >       > > My charger is the manual type.       > >       > > It charges that type at 150 mA.       > >       > > I want them fully charged since they are 1.2 volts versus 1.50 for the       alkaline.       > >       > > I would like to know how much longer to charge them.       > >       > >       > >       >       > ** The correct procedure is to discharge the cells fully and then apply a       full recharge cycle - 8 hours in your case.       >       > If you must recharge partly discharged cells, then it takes whatever time       needed until their temperate just starts to rise. Constant monitoring by you       is needed.       >       >       >       > ... Phil              I have no way of monitoring temp.              How do I fully discharge the cells manually?              Andy              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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