how do you recharge them?
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I got this recharger and it works great, love the batteries also. I use them regularly in my guitar wireless system. I recommend both! Just place the batteries in the charger as directly and the little windows tell you when they are recharged.Titanium Smart Fast Battery charger -- hope the link below worksTitanium Smart Fast 16 Bay Ni-MH AA/AAA Battery Charger AC 100-240V + DC Adapters MD-1600L
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Now there is an interesting question. Usually you use a charger dedicated to charging nickel hydride batteries. Some charges will do both nickel cadmium and nickel hydride. The nice thing about enloops is they last through many charges, do not have a memory and hold about 75% of the charge for a year. I have used them ever since they came out and never had a problem. Fantastic for slow drain and fast drain uses. Enloop has a charger for them that works quite well, but will only charge 4 at a time. There are other chargers out there but make sure they handle NIMH.
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eneloop 4-Position Ni-MH Rechargeable Battery Charger (white)Or another charger for NiMH batteries.
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I also use the Titanium 16 bay charger it's great and has Led bars to show charging process and will also show if a batterie is at it's life end . Btw those batteries are the best out there !
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Any battery recharger that can accept NiMH batteries will work. I personally like my "MAHA MH-C9000" a lot. It's reliable, fast and doesn't wear the batteries excessively by allowing them to get too hot while charging. (Cheap chargers can do this and you end up paying what you saved buying the cheap charger on replacement batteries that stop working before they should.)
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I bought a charger that handles 16 batteries at a time: Titanium Smart Fast 16 Bay Ni-MH AA/AAA Battery Charger AC 100-240V + DC Adapters MD-1600L. There are a number of other chargers available, including smaller units. When you get to the end of the life of the charge on these batteries they die very quickly rather than tapering off like standard batteries.
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You cannot just buy the 16 pack alone. There is a 4 pack that comes with a charger. You need to buy one of those as well. I bought two four packs and 16 solo batteries so I have 24 batteries and two chargers. The batteries are great but they take a few hours to charge so I got two of them to make the process a bit faster.
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To recharge the batteries, you will need to purchase a charger. Here is the link to a charger and 4 AA batteries. I recommend that you get lots of AAs; it's amazing how often you use them. Sanyo Eneloop NiMH Battery Charger with 4AA NiMH Rechargable Batteries (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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I bought mine on ebay. You can also find them on amazon also. I found out also that you need, from time to time, unplug the battery from the phone; wait 30 seconds plug it back in and put back on the charger. it will charge them again. if not, you need new batteries.
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They operate on standard AA batteries. You can of course buy recharable AA batteries.
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jUst the same as you would recharge everything else you have. Hook up a USB cord to a gadget that plugs into your Wall, or Computer.
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They require 120VAC power, i.e., need to be plugged in. They are portable, but need a power source.
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Hello. Yes they are rechargeable. However please note that they use mini USB connector rather then micro USB. It's not a big deal but somthing to be aware to.
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The batteries last surprisingly long, many hours of use. Yes you can use rechargeable batteries but you'd have to remove them to charge them.
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They should be ready to go. You can re-charge them anytime you want. Buy fresh products from C2CSAFETY INC
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You put it in the base unit to recharge. I bought 2 so I just swap them as needed (a few months in between).
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I use them alot , most of the day in fact, and I can get around 5 hours (talking on Skype and listening to Youtube videos) of use out of them before they need recharged. They take about a hour to recharge ( I just use them with the charging cord plugged in)
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You don't. It's a recharging unit. When it no longer charges you throw it away and get a new one. My last one lasted two years.
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They recharge on a cradle that is electric. It plugs into the tv also and serves as the transmitter. They go for quite a while before needing recharging. My husband, who has some hearing loss loves them and my teenage grandson likes them for the ability to watch tv without bothering anyone n
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To have them recharged, you must insert batteries in pairs and use all 4 positions. Try it and let me know if it works, there is too much time I don't use mine, so that I am not sure about it, but I remember I have had the same doubt.
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I haven't tried to recharge them. But there isn't anything on the batteries that indicate they are rechargeable.
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You recharge it with the same cable it comes with (micro USB to USB), or any micro USB charger like you find in many android devices.
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Yes, they can be recharged with other rechargeables. I do it with my energizer multicharger.
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They do need to be plugged in. I suppose that is what allows the phone's battery to recharge.