| Subject: | Re: power solutions |
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| From: | "Walter Knapp" |
| Date: | Sun May 21, 2006 7:46am(PDT) |
From: "John Hartog" > After frustrations with super slow charging rates for 9v nimh > batteries then losing a dawn chorus because they died, I decided to > build my first battery pack =96 using 12 nimh AAs for 16v to power my > rolls-224 phantom power. I can't wait to test it out to see how long > it will power my NT1As. The Maha MH-C490F charger can charge the newer 8.4V & 9.6V Nimh batteries in two hours. 1-4 of them at a time. Works off 110V, car battery or I've tested it with a solar panel. There is also a 10 battery version but it's 110V only. http://thomas-distributing.com/maha-powerex-mh-c490f-9v-battery-charger.htm You do need the newer batteries designed for fast charge. I use Powerex Message: 9. Subject: 6 volt, but there are other brands. Probably other fast chargers too. Walt |
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