Sanyo Quick Charger 2100

[Simon]

Sanyo Quick Charger 2100
World Auto-Voltage AC100V - 240V
Model Number - NC-MQR02

New individual charging control
Monitors the voltage of batteries with different capacities to make sure each battery is charged properly.

New peak cut control
Protects batteries against over-charging once the battery has reached full charge.

Timer control
A pre-set timer acts to prevent over-charging

Temperarture control
Sensors monitor battery temperature to protect battery from temperature rise during charging

Non-rechargeable battery protector
Stops charging if a non-rechargeable battery is accidentally inserted.

Charging Times
For Ni-Cd Batteries
AA (1100mAh) - 50 mins* for 1-2 batteries; 110 min for 3-4 batteries
AA (700mAh) - 35 mins* for 1-2 batteries; 80 min for 3-4 batteries
AAA (270mAh) - 50 mins for 1-2 batteries

For Ni-MH Batteries
AA (2100mAh) - 105 mins* for 1-2 batteries; 230 min for 3-4 batteries
AA (1850mAh) - 95 mins* for 1-2 batteries; 215 min for 3-4 batteries
AAA (750mAh) - 145 mins* for 1-2 batteries

*Charging time place at the double speed charging port

Product Available at Alan Photos.

ClubSNAP Members should be able to get at $35+-
Charger include 2 Free Sanyo 2100 Batteries

 

[mpenza]

sounds like a great deal :rbounce:

 

[Bluestrike]

Originally posted by mpenza
sounds like a great deal :rbounce:

then...
BUY BUY BUY

 

[Wolfgang]

Would love to get it, but my current charger is still working fine.
Is this a time limited offer?

 

[mpenza]

Originally posted by Bluestrike

then...
BUY BUY BUY

would've if I didn't have the 2 intelligent chargers back home.

 

[avatarzero]

pardon my ignorance, just wanna ask the following :dunno:

- so this sanyo charger is an intelligent charger?
- to get it at the abovementioned price we just tell them we're from CS?

 

[Venturis]

sound good.

 

[revenant]

Originally posted by avatarzero
pardon my ignorance, just wanna ask the following :dunno:

- so this sanyo charger is an intelligent charger?

Yes, it is.

 

[Bluestrike]

Originally posted by Wai
is it this one? but the model no. is different.....

Click here for large pic

http://www.sanyo.co.jp/koho/images/020823-01c-b.jpg

spec and details
http://www.digit.no/Nyheter/Teknologi/sanyo_2100nimh.htm

no no no.....
it not that one!!!

this one!!!!!
NC-MQR02

go here and search for it.

 

[Wai]

Originally posted by Bluestrike

no no no.....
it not that one!!!

this one!!!!!
NC-MQR02

go here and search for it.

Thanks for the correction

 

[imaginary_number]

Originally posted by Simon

For Ni-MH Batteries
AA (2100mAh) - 105 mins* for 1-2 batteries; 230 min for 3-4 batteries
AA (1850mAh) - 95 mins* for 1-2 batteries; 215 min for 3-4 batteries
AAA (750mAh) - 145 mins* for 1-2 batteries

*Charging time place at the double speed charging port

Product Available at Alan Photos.

ClubSNAP Members should be able to get at $35+-
Charger include 2 Free Sanyo 2100 Batteries

Isn't the w3cube 100 min charger more worth it @ $32? :dunno:

Charging time for 2100 mAh is only 160 mins for 4 batteries.

http://www.w3cube.com/index.php?heading=2&content=15

 

[lefei]

Is anyone doing an MO for this just like the 2100 Sanyo Batts?
I would be interested in getting it if it is MOed.

 

[Larry]

i'll be bringing the Sanyo charger to the MO collection tonight.... anyone who wants a look can ask for me pls...

 

[tsystem]

I'm still looking for this model from sanyo though -> Super quick charger

Anyone knows where to get this? Or is this the same one described above?

 

[Bluestrike]

Originally posted by imaginary_number


Isn't the w3cube 100 min charger more worth it @ $32? :dunno:

Charging time for 2100 mAh is only 160 mins for 4 batteries.

http://www.w3cube.com/index.php?heading=2&content=15

hehee...
that for the charger only....
the one here at least got 2 2100mah batT!

hhehehheee
:devil: :devil: :devil:

 

[imaginary_number]

Can this charger "top up" half-charged batteries? :gbounce:

 

[revenant]

Originally posted by imaginary_number
Can this charger "top up" half-charged batteries? :gbounce:

Any intelligent charger is able to do so.

 

[imaginary_number]

Originally posted by revenant


Any intelligent charger is able to do so.

Thanks for clearing my doubts.

Btw, will there be any "memory effect" if I don't discharge first before charging?

 

[revenant]

Originally posted by imaginary_number

Btw, will there be any "memory effect" if I don't discharge first before charging?

The best is to do a discharge and recharge, say about 15-20 times of charging.

 

[imaginary_number]

Originally posted by revenant


The best is to do a discharge and recharge, say about 15-20 times of charging.

Hmm... ok. 'coz I was considering between the maha 401 and this charger. According to EastGear, the maha doesn't even need to discharge first.