A new version of “Charging’ : from a once-great name.

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    Nicholas Farr
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      Hi, just as Mark says, very messy. The only thing these were ready for was the bin, along with the cassette recorder/player.

      Leaking Battery

      This was one that I got from a car boot sale late 80’s, which I got for my kids when they came to see me, and this picture was taken in June 1992, my kids had lost interest in it by then.

      Regards Nick

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      Howi
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        On Peter Greene Said:

        AFAIK, NiMH and NiCD can use the same charger. Only Li-ion requires a different (and special) charger.

        Am I wrong?

        Yes! Chargers that can charge NiMH and NiCD usually have a switch to change cell type.

        It is possible to use the same charger but only on very low current, both types , so require different charging regimesof cell will take low current for extended periods without damage but a faster/higher current charge, the characteristics of the cells is different.

        NiCd cells when at charge capacity will start to drop in voltage before going wildly overvoltage- delta peak I believe is what it is called.

        Li-ion cells are a different ball game all together and should not be charged above 4.2v to retain capacity, anything more than a single cell will require a balancing circut to keep all the cells at the same voltage.

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