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dglcomp · 12th Jan 2018, 12:41 pm

I as under the impression that whilst fast charging of Ni-Mh batteries needs to be done intelligently trickle charging them does not and as such can be treated just the same as Ni-Cd batteries, I'm free to be corrected though.

Another good source of Ni-Mh are LIDL, cheap and high capacity, 2300mAh low sef discharge and 2500 normal Ni-Mh AA/AAA's 4 for £2.99, or 6 for about 4.99 or so of the multi coloured ones.

12th Jan 2018, 12:41 pm	#25
dglcomp Heptode Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Portland, Dorset, UK. Posts: 871	Re: Who makes the best NiCads? I as under the impression that whilst fast charging of Ni-Mh batteries needs to be done intelligently trickle charging them does not and as such can be treated just the same as Ni-Cd batteries, I'm free to be corrected though. Another good source of Ni-Mh are LIDL, cheap and high capacity, 2300mAh low sef discharge and 2500 normal Ni-Mh AA/AAA's 4 for £2.99, or 6 for about 4.99 or so of the multi coloured ones.