AA Battery test

[gstark]

just like an old man can still drink beer, but how well he holds his liquor is another thing

Jeff,

That sounds to me an awful lot like you're suggesting another test that we need to perform.

[Glen]

Gary, I agree with you


Jeff, nice enhancement to the test, I will charge a set of older Eneloops and Energisers and report the results here

[servaasproducts]

just like an old man can still drink beer, but how well he holds his liquor is another thing

Jeff,

That sounds to me an awful lot like you're suggesting another test that we need to perform.

Yep, that's called a members meet-up test

[gstark]

Those in favour?

[dviv]

aye cap'n

[Glen]

An update on the non drinking part of these tests - put the 4 Energizer of unknown vintage through the refresh/analyse section of the Wizard One. These Energizer are rated at 2300mah which probably makes them at least a year old and possibly up to 2.5 yrs old, I really cant remember why or when I bought them. The results were interesting, one came up High (faulty) then, 1788, 1862 and 1692. I am testing the Eneloops now then will retest in 2 weeks time.

[sirhc55]

servaasproducts wrote:just like an old man can still drink beer, but how well he holds his liquor is another thing

Interesting concept but unfortunately totally wrong.

Go to any pub on a Friday night and what will you see. The ‘ol fellas sitting in a corner supping on their ale or malt in reminisce mode. They hold their liquor both internally and externally with aplomb

The youngsters - yelling, puking, and generally making their presence an obscene indictment of their inability to hold their liquor

[Glen]

The initial figures for the indeterminate age Eneloops are 1943, 1902, 1868 and 1955. Will report back in 2 weeks what the retained charge is.