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38 of 40 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
High quality battery charger,
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This review is from: Maha Powerex MH-C808M 8 Cell Multi-Charger for AA/AAA/C/D (Electronics)
This battery charger is a winner. Batteries stays cool (a good thing) fast & slow rates of charge. No overcharging, it seems to FULLY CHARGE the big C & D sizes rather quickly, about 5 or 6 hours. Each battery size has it's own charging points, fixed contacts no springs sliding a metal bar against the battery, less stuff to wear out & break. You can charge AA ,AAA, C & D sizes but not 9 volt. about the only down side to this product. According to sales lit. with proper power cords you can charge around the world. Maha also makes wonderful rechargeable batteries have been using AA, AAA & D sizes for 6 months no problems so far. Mine cost about $ 90 twice what other cheaper crappier chargers go for(some cheapies don't charge big sized/highly rated mAh batteries fully) Thomas Distribution seems to be the cheapest & very reliable vendor.
17 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Almost perfect,
This review is from: Maha Powerex MH-C808M 8 Cell Multi-Charger for AA/AAA/C/D (Electronics)
Great charging circuit. Charges single cells. I hate when you have to stick two at a time. I've had other "smart" chargers that have a discharge function but not independently. Think of it as eight separate chargers. I also discharge cells manually with a simple lamp, but then I have to remember to take them out.Power supply is outside the box. We'll see how long this one lasts. Negatives: No cover, but I could use a piece of plastic. Once the cells are in (over few seconds), the soft and cycle buttons don't work. And if you want to cycle and soft charge, you have to remember the button sequence, which I've already forgotten, within five seconds. Others: I don't understand how some people say that the plastic housing is so great. Its plastic, what's there to say? The cell contacts feel like they can come off if you push them too hard. What's the word...cheap. (above 8/15/2008) EDIT 1/27/2009 A drained cell won't charge on this device because it can't detect the cell being there. So, do keep a "dumb" charger handy to assist this "smart" charger. Put the drained cell in the "dumb" charger for ten seconds, then put it in the "smart" charger and let it complete its job. It's still a good charger. It just tries too hard to be smart. EDIT: 6/4/2009 Unit still alive. I forgot to mention that a battery gets very hot during charge. It's less hot if you do a slow or soft charge. But heat during charge is normal. So don't panic. The people who say that batterys don't get hot are ... well, questionable. EDIT: 6/17/2010 Unit still alive. Loaded with dust.
48 of 58 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Great features, but it catches on fire.,
This review is from: Maha Powerex MH-C808M 8 Cell Multi-Charger for AA/AAA/C/D (Electronics)
This charger has lots of nice features but I don't trust it in terms of safety. I bought this model a few years back from another distributor and it actually caught on fire. I sent it to the manufacturer for warranty replacement, and the one they sent me caught on fire as well. Sent that one back and the third one didn't catch on fire, but I did detect that unmistakable odor of burning plastic. So finally I sent it back for a full refund. I am currently using a different charger from the same company (the MH C-9000) and it works wonderfully. It simply appears that the MH-C808M charger is not one of Maha's better models. My advice, don't buy this charger.
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