- Sep 15, 2018
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We have this battery charger at home - https://www.amazon.com/Rayovac-Position-Minute-Charger-Batteries/dp/B0000A1OFX It says it charges I-C3 batteries in 15 minutes and NiMH or NiCd overnight. I was wondering about buying these AAA NiMH batteries to charge with the charger - Panasonic Eneloop AAA, 750mAh https://main.panasonic-eneloop.eu/en/batteries/eneloop/eneloop-aaa-750-mah-4-blisterpack The charger I have outputs 1.6 V but the batteries are 1.2 V. Would that be a problem? Would it be able to charge the batteries? Or should I just get a new charger? Thanks in advance.
We have this battery charger at home - https://www.amazon.com/Rayovac-Position-Minute-Charger-Batteries/dp/B0000A1OFX It says it charges I-C3 batteries in 15 minutes and NiMH or NiCd overnight. I was wondering about buying these AAA NiMH batteries to charge with the charger - Panasonic Eneloop AAA, 750mAh https://main.panasonic-eneloop.eu/en/batteries/eneloop/eneloop-aaa-750-mah-4-blisterpack The charger I have outputs 1.6 V but the batteries are 1.2 V. Would that be a problem? Would it be able to charge the batteries? Or should I just get a new charger? Thanks in advance.
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