Re: AA Battery capacity tester- resistor & clock
- From: "Phil Allison" <philallison@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 28 Jul 2007 13:40:08 +1000
"Jim Elbrecht"
I've got a couple dozen Nimh batteries that are starting to show signs
of age. [some are 7yr old 800mAh, the newest are 2000 mAh & 3-4 yrs
old]
I googled for capacity testers and found a post that said to wire a 1
ohm resistor in series with a aa battery operated clock.
** Not wired in "series" in PARALLEL !!
Set the clock to 12, insert battery, wait until clock stops.
** Neat idea.
I have a box of clock parts so I set up a 4-battery tester and set it
in motion yesterday with some of the 2000 mAh batteries.
** So four separate clocks ?
However, for testing non rechargeable cells like AA alkalines - use a 10
to 15 ohm resistor.
Shame they will be buggered at the end of the test !
....... Phil
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