Bulk NiMH Battery Charger

[Ron Wiebe]

Does anyone know of a place that sells NiMH chargers that can charge 10-20
AAA batteries? I found a supplier that makes chargers that charge 10
"9v"sized batteries, but can't seem to find one for AAA's.

Regards
Ron Wiebe

[Kurt Albershardt]

Ron Wiebe wrote:
> Does anyone know of a place that sells NiMH chargers that can charge
> 10-20 AAA batteries?

THe Ansmann Energy 16 will charge twelve at a time <http://nimhbattery.com/ansmann_battery_charger_5407013.htm>

[Kurt Albershardt]

Ron Wiebe wrote:
> Does anyone know of a place that sells NiMH chargers that can charge
> 10-20 AAA batteries?

THe Ansmann Energy 16 will charge twelve at a time <http://nimhbattery.com/ansmann_battery_charger_5407013.htm>

[E. Hill]

For your interpretation receivers?

[E. Hill]

For your interpretation receivers?

[Ron Wiebe]

That is correct.


"E. Hill" > wrote in message
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> For your interpretation receivers?
>
>

[Ron Wiebe]

That is correct.


"E. Hill" > wrote in message
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> For your interpretation receivers?
>
>

[E. Hill]

> That is correct.

Just curious... What did you decide to use (for transmitter and receivers)?

Eric

[E. Hill]

> That is correct.

Just curious... What did you decide to use (for transmitter and receivers)?

Eric

[Ron Wiebe]

I haven't placed the order yet, but the following is the equipment I believe
I will get:

Transmitter - Broadcast Warehouse TX1
Reciever - Sagean DT-110
Translators Mic - Sennheiser EW152G2
Rackmount Tuner - ROLLS RS79b
Behringer Shark DSP 110



"E. Hill" > wrote in message
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> > That is correct.
>
> Just curious... What did you decide to use (for transmitter and
receivers)?
>
> Eric
>
>

[Ron Wiebe]

I haven't placed the order yet, but the following is the equipment I believe
I will get:

Transmitter - Broadcast Warehouse TX1
Reciever - Sagean DT-110
Translators Mic - Sennheiser EW152G2
Rackmount Tuner - ROLLS RS79b
Behringer Shark DSP 110



"E. Hill" > wrote in message
...
> > That is correct.
>
> Just curious... What did you decide to use (for transmitter and
receivers)?
>
> Eric
>
>

[E. Hill]

> Transmitter - Broadcast Warehouse TX1
> Reciever - Sagean DT-110
> Translators Mic - Sennheiser EW152G2
> Rackmount Tuner - ROLLS RS79b
> Behringer Shark DSP 110

Antenna? If you're planning on using a piece of coax, make sure you ask
Broadcast Warehouse about damaging the transmitter. Some transmitters must
have a load. It's probably ok. But, I would ask.

fwiw... Here's a link that has some helpful information:

http://www.prometheusradio.org/faq_onewatt.shtml

$50 for an AM/FM radio? Yuck.

[E. Hill]

> Transmitter - Broadcast Warehouse TX1
> Reciever - Sagean DT-110
> Translators Mic - Sennheiser EW152G2
> Rackmount Tuner - ROLLS RS79b
> Behringer Shark DSP 110

Antenna? If you're planning on using a piece of coax, make sure you ask
Broadcast Warehouse about damaging the transmitter. Some transmitters must
have a load. It's probably ok. But, I would ask.

fwiw... Here's a link that has some helpful information:

http://www.prometheusradio.org/faq_onewatt.shtml

$50 for an AM/FM radio? Yuck.

[John O]

A slight tangent for those of you who use rechargeable batteries a lot...and
who doesn't these days...
www.buchmann.ca

This guy makes rechargeable battery rejuvenators, and wrote a pretty good
online book on the various types of batteries available today.

-John O

[John O]

A slight tangent for those of you who use rechargeable batteries a lot...and
who doesn't these days...
www.buchmann.ca

This guy makes rechargeable battery rejuvenators, and wrote a pretty good
online book on the various types of batteries available today.

-John O