He has a flaw evident:
While with pulse charging type BT-C700 things usually go well, with adequate current the charging of AA batteries ends quite well.
With constant current charging, the MC3000 has problems finishing the charge: the -Delta V at 0mV works with certain 2500mAh batteries, but with other batteries the charging ends at 60%. In this case the recharge must be set with -Delta V at 3mV.
In other cases, if the charging current is low, such as 400mA, the substantial risk is to go well beyond 100% with obvious consequences.
My conclusion is that with the MC3000 I have to:
1] do some recharging tests with any type of AA or AAA battery
2] write down all problems
3] set the type of recharge in the memory for each brand of batteries
4] set the right current for each model
5] set the -Delta V for each model
6] set the safety timer for each model
The alternative would be to buy only one type of battery, such as Eneloop:
as on the famous HKJ tests, without wasting time analyzing all the possible complications.
Ultimately, with NiMh batteries this is not a fully automatic and foolproof charger.