I think you'll find that the 15 min refers to the charger, rather than the batteries being charged.
Although the 15 min chargers that I know still take about 50 mins to charge a set of 2300mAh cells.
Charge and discharge a few times to condition them.
Best Regards, Alex.
ty for the reassurance.
Allegedly. ;-)
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If I'd have seen the fecking word 'lifestyle' once more on that page, I would have had a major "Psycho Moment [tm]".
I have an aversion to UniRoss cells. TBH, other than that, brand isn't important to me.
Cost is not always directly correlated to quality.
I used one to feed a 1 amp filament on a vacuum tube. Completely failed to do so - fell straight down to 0.3 volts. Simply could not do it. So I'd suggest that you use them for light loads only. Andy
Indeed, I've no experience of them but was going by all the positive comments on the moneysavingexpert web forums. I added the seller to my favourites for future purchases after reading about them there.
Never seen that site before. Where do I start looking there for info about batteries? Seems to be all about finance!
Amp quite a lot out of single AA cell, but ni-cad might be better choice for high current application.
If you really wanna know ;-)
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