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I picked up a AAA NiMh battery charger.
The label reads:
Output: 1.2 V 800 mA
AA/AAA charging: 120 mA

Why the two different current specs?
Does not compute -

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Rich
 
In article <aa34fad3-8d49-4e59-9678-1903691f4bddn@googlegroups.com>,
rdelaney2001@gmail.com says...
I picked up a AAA NiMh battery charger.
The label reads:
Output: 1.2 V 800 mA
AA/AAA charging: 120 mA

Why the two different current specs?
Does not compute -
Click to expand...

Maybe 800 mA is maximum rate and 120 mA persistent \"trickle\" rate (but
does seem a bit high especially for AAA!)
 
In article <aa34fad3-8d49-4e59-9678-1903691f4bddn@googlegroups.com>,
rdelaney2001@gmail.com says...
I picked up a AAA NiMh battery charger.
The label reads:
Output: 1.2 V 800 mA
AA/AAA charging: 120 mA

Why the two different current specs?
Does not compute -
Click to expand...

Maybe 800 mA is maximum rate and 120 mA persistent \"trickle\" rate (but
does seem a bit high especially for AAA!)
 
In article <aa34fad3-8d49-4e59-9678-1903691f4bddn@googlegroups.com>,
rdelaney2001@gmail.com says...
I picked up a AAA NiMh battery charger.
The label reads:
Output: 1.2 V 800 mA
AA/AAA charging: 120 mA

Why the two different current specs?
Does not compute -
Click to expand...

Maybe 800 mA is maximum rate and 120 mA persistent \"trickle\" rate (but
does seem a bit high especially for AAA!)
 
In article <aa34fad3-8d49-4e59-9678-1903691f4bddn@googlegroups.com>,
rdelaney2001@gmail.com says...
I picked up a AAA NiMh battery charger.
The label reads:
Output: 1.2 V 800 mA
AA/AAA charging: 120 mA

Why the two different current specs?
Does not compute -
Click to expand...

Maybe 800 mA is maximum rate and 120 mA persistent \"trickle\" rate (but
does seem a bit high especially for AAA!)
 
In article <aa34fad3-8d49-4e59-9678-1903691f4bddn@googlegroups.com>,
rdelaney2001@gmail.com says...
I picked up a AAA NiMh battery charger.
The label reads:
Output: 1.2 V 800 mA
AA/AAA charging: 120 mA

Why the two different current specs?
Does not compute -
Click to expand...

Maybe 800 mA is maximum rate and 120 mA persistent \"trickle\" rate (but
does seem a bit high especially for AAA!)
 
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