> - charging or discharging current (as appropriate) > There are four readout options, which are selectable for each bay: > - Test: cells are first fully charged, then discharged to determine > - Refresh: cells are discharged and recharged repeatedly until there > - Discharge: cells are fully discharged at the appropriate rate > - Charge: place cells in the bays, and they will be recharged at the Options need to be set within 8 seconds of The discharge currents (see later) are one-half of > There are three selectable charging currents: 700, 500, and the > 3000mAh and the settable current (see later) for bay 1 sets the > There are two minor provisos: the capacity limit for any one cell is

> What a surprise - this is a very comprehensive multi-mode charger. > combination, so went ahead and purchased it. > by the fact that it could recharge 1 to 4 AA/AAA cells in any > i saw a reference to this charger on another group, and was attracted > then recharging as a group of four and a group of three. > recharging an awkward process, having to use two batches of 3 cells, > AA/AAA cells, the pairs of which could not be mixed. However, the Maha charger I was using only held 2 or 4 Needless to say, don't cheap out, and if your experiencing this issue try your batteries before buying a new controller.> I have a couple of items that take 3 AA cells, for which I use NiMH Cheap batteries even reduce the range my controllers remain operational away from the xbox.after buying these new beast rechargeables from Cosco and testing between these and the old ones, im noticing they even effect the range the controllers remain operational. Long story short, if your controller is frequently disconnecting on you, and you use rechargeable (or cheap no name disposable) batteries, odds are the issue is with your batteries and not the xbox one controller. Ive tested them in multiple controllers as well. Controller works flawlessly when i have new batteries, but using these 4 old rechargeables from the 360 generation just doesn't seem to cut it anymore. After some trial and error ive come to realize 4 of the 8 batteries i have are completely bunked out. Needless to say it can be annoying if you don't know whats causing it. The controller will periodically turn off for a second and immediately snap back on, the only reason i notice most of the time is because my party chat cuts out. they still work, still charge and still appear operational, but using them results in frequent disconnecting of the controller. I have 8 rechargeable batteries, 4 for both me and my gf, so when batteries die we just replace them with the ones in the charger.

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