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La Crosse Technology BC-900 AlphaPower Battery Charger

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: La Crosse Technology BC-900 AlphaPower Battery Charger

  

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Great product.
This is by far the best battery charger I have ever owned. It is great for all rechargable batteries, and was even able to restore my old batteries to like new! If you buy this battery charger you will not regret it.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - LaCrosse BC-900 Battery Charger
I've owned several NiM battery chargers in the past few years and this is by far the best. I've been able to recover several batteries that were destined to be discarded.
Thanks for a great product



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Great Charger
I don't really have anything to add to the many reviews on this product.
I have two BC-900 and I'm mightily satisfied.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Easy to use, lots of info about your batteries
I like this charger because you can just stick any combination of batteries in, and walk away. Or, you can check any parameter, on each of the four slots. Or, you can program for 'refresh' which will bring many old batteries back to a useful life, or 'test' which tells you the capacity of the cell being tested. This unit brought back to life some AA batteries I had bought a year ago with a cheapo charger, that would no longer operate my camera. It's a smart charger that will take care of your batteries.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Caveat - psychological consequences of the BC-900
There is a hidden danger to buying the BC-900 (and I'm sure it applies to the BC-700) that hasn't been written about yet.

When you catch up testing and refreshing and charging all of your rechargeable batteries, there's a let-down or feeling of ennui as you realize there are no more batteries to fix. It makes you want to run radios and flashlights just to run down the batteries.

Perhaps we can call it the "empty battery nest syndrome"...



 
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