Hello Snoofer,
When I checked on the link there was no information on the charger. In order to determine how well it will work you need to know if it charges individual cells, what the charge rate is, and what charge termination is used to end the charge.
For example the Maha C9000 has a default charge rate of 1000 mA, terminates on -dV or a maximum voltage of 1.47 V, and charges each cell individually. Specifications like this should work very well.
Tom
When I checked on the link there was no information on the charger. In order to determine how well it will work you need to know if it charges individual cells, what the charge rate is, and what charge termination is used to end the charge.
For example the Maha C9000 has a default charge rate of 1000 mA, terminates on -dV or a maximum voltage of 1.47 V, and charges each cell individually. Specifications like this should work very well.
Tom
