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In article <C0t4IM.4ot@news2.cis.umn.edu> park@umnstat.stat.umn.edu (Chongsun Park) writes:
>I have a 7.2V, 700mAh NiCd battery pack. I want to know that how many volts
>and amps I can put into this battery pack to charge?  Is there any limit or 
>recommendation for these(volts, and amps)?

My understanding:

you can charge this thing at .1C which means .1 * max current which
means 70 mA for approx 10 hours.  "Volts don't matter, current does"
it says here :-)  ("here" being the non-parity-checked ram of my brain!)

>Thanks in advance.

Dont' trust anything I say - I've never had any luck with NiCds
lasting more than about 1 month.  But the above is what everybody
else says is true ;-)

>Chongsun Park

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