2000 mAh.
The greatest benefit of the Eneloops for me is the low
self-discharge.? I'm not a heavy user; the HT can sit a while
between uses.
73, Nick, AA3T
On 8/14/2011 9:49 AM, J Harrell wrote:
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Out of
curiosity I was thinking of getting some new eneloops
for my FT60 since I have the AA battery case for it.?
I assume you are using the 2000mah eneloops or the
newer 2500mah eneloops?? Also what kind of runtime are
you seeing, I know the battery pack with the FT60
gives me plenty of runtime, just wondering about the
eneloops.
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Joey
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From: FT-60@...
[mailto:FT-60@...] On Behalf Of Margy
& Nick Rylatt
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 12:15 AM
To: FT-60@...
Subject: Re: [FT-60] Smart Charger for
FT-60R?
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I use Sanyo Eneloop batteries in the alkaline
case.? I remove the cells from the case and charge
them in a MAHA C-9000 charger (actually a pair of
chargers), which is an excellent charger for
AA/AAA NiMH cells.
Nice thing is that this philosophy can be applied
to several of the HT's I own.? I no longer need to
buy replacement battery packs, and I don't need to
use a different charger for each radio.
Wish I'd have done this before I bought all those
chargers!
73, Nick, AA3T
On 8/9/2011 3:37 PM, Charley wrote:
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Searched the archives for this info. The most
recent post I found was over 4 yrs old &
some of the chargers are NLA. My FT-60 uses a
FNB-83 7.2 volt NiMH battery. Anyone bought a
smart charger recently & care to rate it?
TIA,
Charley, kf5jth
