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Sold/Expired 3.7v AA li-ion recharger ?
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TrueBlue
Flashlight Enthusiast
A home charger or a car charger? I assume you mean 14500 li-ion cells. I'm making a couple now and they should be done tonight. It charges 14500 cells (AA-sized) will charge two cells at a time, has an LCD indicator to show the battery charge, charging status and full charge. Then the charger then goes to trickle mode.
More information HERE.
More information HERE.
4sevens
Flashlight Enthusiast
Very nice looking charger!
TrueBlue
Flashlight Enthusiast
The low front end. The sexy sweeping curves. No, it is not a Ferrari- it is a sexy charger!
Haveblue:
That looks like a nice charger. I thought the "AA" type li-ion batteries were 3.7v ( http://www.onlybatteries.com/showitem.asp?ItemID=11142.11 ) Does you charger have to charge two batteries at a time or can it charge just one at a time ?
thanks,
sylvestor.
That looks like a nice charger. I thought the "AA" type li-ion batteries were 3.7v ( http://www.onlybatteries.com/showitem.asp?ItemID=11142.11 ) Does you charger have to charge two batteries at a time or can it charge just one at a time ?
thanks,
sylvestor.
TrueBlue
Flashlight Enthusiast
Could be 3.6, could be 3.7-volts...close enough. The charger charges one or two at a time in a parallel circuit so both cells will come out of the charger with the same voltage.
M_R
Enlightened
Haveblue,
Can't the 14500's be charged to a maximum voltage of 4.2V, even though they're rated at 3.6 or 7 Volts?
Just curious as I'm waiting on a pair and still need to come up with a charger.
Thanks,
Matthew
Can't the 14500's be charged to a maximum voltage of 4.2V, even though they're rated at 3.6 or 7 Volts?
Just curious as I'm waiting on a pair and still need to come up with a charger.
Thanks,
Matthew
