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Um, is it bad that my AAAs are charging to 1.7volt

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After pulling off these batteries from the charger, they read 1.7 volts each. I'm not sure if thats a big problem or not. They seem to hold that charge at the same rate as normal use.

Its only this one kind of AAA that does this in this charger. The others are fine.

any ideas?
 





Re: Um, is it bad that my AAAs are charging to 1.7

put a aload across them and then read them.
 
Re: Um, is it bad that my AAAs are charging to 1.7

The charger should cut off before it reaches 1.5 volts. My charger cuts off at exactly 1.47 volts every time. What is the brand and mah rating of the batteries and how old are they?
 
Re: Um, is it bad that my AAAs are charging to 1.7

They are 800mah Radioshack brand 15 minute rechargeables.

I don't have a radioshack 15 minute battery charger, but I have one made by energizer. The energizer charges all my Ni-MH AAs and AAAs in 15 minutes like it says. All other normal Ni-MH batteries act and charge normal, but those radioshack batteries don't.
 
Re: Um, is it bad that my AAAs are charging to 1.7

Gazoo said:
The charger should cut off before it reaches 1.5 volts. My charger cuts off at exactly 1.47 volts every time. What is the brand and mah rating of the batteries and how old are they?

Phazonx said:
They are 800mah Radioshack brand 15 minute rechargeables.

I don't have a radioshack 15 minute battery charger, but I have one made by energizer.  The energizer charges all my Ni-MH AAs and AAAs in 15 minutes like it says.  All other normal Ni-MH batteries act and charge normal, but those radioshack batteries don't.

Nimh batteries are 1.2 volt as far as i know. They might be higher after you've recharged them (my eneloops; 1.37 Volt). But 1.7 volt seems a bit high to me  :o. Btw i forgot about them and left them in the charger for 24 hours instead of 8, but there seems to be no problem with these modern batteries if you charge them that slow. :) so i don't really care about the time i leave them in the charger anymore.




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