What settings on Xtar WP2H for AA Eneloop batteries?

[hardrock]

I got a 10 pack of Eneloop batteries. Im just wondering on the WP2H charger, can I set both the amps and voltage to the middle settings, or should they be changed compared to charging my 18650 batteries?

Thanks,

 

[ChrisGarrett]

I got a 10 pack of Eneloop batteries. Im just wondering on the WP2H charger, can I set both the amps and voltage to the middle settings, or should they be changed compared to charging my 18650 batteries?

Thanks,

Negative 'ghost rider' return to base.

'Danger Will Robinson'.

Your charger doesn't charge up NiMH Eneloops, or any other NiMH batteries.

http://lygte-info.dk/review/Review Charger Xtar WP2h UK.html

Lithium Ion only and it does them all, but not Eneloops.

Chris

 

[hardrock]

Negative 'ghost rider' return to base.

'Danger Will Robinson'.

Your charger doesn't charge up NiMH Eneloops, or any other NiMH batteries.

http://lygte-info.dk/review/Review Charger Xtar WP2h UK.html

Lithium Ion only and it does them all, but not Eneloops.

Chris

Thanks for the quick reply. Back to the store they go!

 

[ChrisGarrett]

Thanks for the quick reply. Back to the store they go!

Keep them and get a good NiMH charger like the Maha C9000, Opus BT-3100/3400, or Liitokala 500 Engineer.

Eneloops are what all the cool kids are runnin'.

Chris

 

[hardrock]

I got these at Costco, and I think they had a pack that included a charger for $30 or so including batteries, so may just get that instead and be done with it.

 

[ChrisGarrett]

I got these at Costco, and I think they had a pack that included a charger for $30 or so including batteries, so may just get that instead and be done with it.

http://lygte-info.dk/review/Review Charger Panasonic BQ-CC55 UK.html

Yeah, I think it's that one and it's a decent charger.

Just get the AAs/AAAs and charger for like $25 and figure out what you can use them in.

Eneloops and Fujitsu (made in same factory owned by Fujitsu--the FDK plant in Japan) NiMH batteries are one of those products that are at the top of their class, so you'll utilize them down the road.

Can't have enough, actually.

Good luck!

Chris