Re: can i use rechargeables for a hair trimmer?
- From: Ken Weitzel <kweitzel@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2006 21:07:55 GMT
GregS wrote:
In article <4glgsiF1o5ljnU4@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "JANA" <jana@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It should work out okay, since these hair trimmers are very simple, and there is normaly no sophisticated electronics that would be sensitive to the type of batteries used.
Because the chargeable batteries under load are usually in the area of 1.2 Volts under load, the trimmer may seem to run a little sluggish.
Nicads also have less internal resistance and can supply more current
to motors than Nimh
greg
Hi Greg...
I respectfully suggest that you have that backwards :)
Take care.
Ken
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