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Cateye HL1600 recharge time

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  1. Hi

    Please can someone tell me the recharge time for my Cateye HL1600 headlight (NiCads) which I've lost
    the instructions for?

    I've seen 8 hours on the web, but I think that's for the NiMH version- my wife remembers 10-11
    hours, but I'd like to be sure so I don't end up cooking it.

    Cheers John

  2. In message <[email hidden]>, John Matthews
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    Hi

    Please can someone tell me the recharge time for my Cateye HL1600 headlight (NiCads) which I've
    lost the instructions for?


    Have you tried the Cateye website? They have manuals for lost of their products there.

    <http://www.cateye.com/>
    --
    Chris French, Leeds

  3. Generally speaking using a fixed current charger (at the right current of course) NiCds and NiMHs
    should charge in approximately ten hours.

    If you periodically feel them with your finger they will start getting warm once they are fully
    charged (and thus dumping the incoming energy). You shouldn't leave them on much longer
    especially NiMHs.

    A more intelligent charger should of course do the right thing no matter what you do and they won't
    ever get warm.

    Jon

  4. Chris French wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Have you tried the Cateye website?

    Thanks Chris- I did try that, but on the product overview it states 8 hours for NiMH (mine's NiCad)
    and the manuals section is empty.

    Jon Schneider wrote

    Quoted message said:

    Generally speaking using a fixed current charger (at the right current of course) NiCds and NiMHs
    should charge in approximately ten hours.

    Thanks Jon- I think that's what I was doing before, but just wanted to make sure. It's just a basic
    charger- no clever safety stuff I don't think.

    Cheers John

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