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Thread ID: 117034	2011-03-31 02:41:00	Good brand NiMH AAA rechargeable batteries?	braindead (1685)	PC World Chat

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1190724	2011-04-07 22:52:00	I have the C401FS, not the MH-C9000. Can't remember how much I paid for mine, but I bought it purely because it has an independent charging circuit for each battery and it has a slow gentle charge option.	utopian201 (6245)
1190725	2011-04-08 01:23:00	ecobatteries.co.nz Id like one of these as well braindead, its just hard for me to justify the price. That money would buy me 120 alkaline batts , a few years worth. :punk Still , it would be great for comparing batts actual usuable capacity.rather than the made up imaginary capacity on the cheaper batts . :banana Ive got a RadioControl charger that does everything the maha 9000 does, only one batt at a time though - a bit of a pain.	1101 (13337)
1190726	2011-04-14 01:53:00	I took the plunge and invested in the MH-C9000 charger. It stands head and shoulders above anything else I've ever used to charge NiMH. I love the white LCD data screen - if only all small LCDs were that clear! Since purchasing the charger, I've come across Yuasa EniTime Plus NiMH 2500mAH batteries. They're similarly priced to the Eneloop brand and are easily available, with good specs. With time, the slow-discharge battery brands should come down. They're still a bit pricey at around $30 for 4.	braindead (1685)
1190727	2011-04-14 03:21:00	Just looking at their their claims about the batteries are pretty impressive. Might have to try some next time I need new rechargeables. sanyo.com sanyo.com Good batteries, they hold their charge and actually live up to their mah.	razzarphenix (2626)
1190728	2011-04-14 12:03:00	Thanks for those links razzarphenix!	braindead (1685)
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