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Question: Would this be good for the Tenergy 5000mAH C-cell batteries, though the description says it only works up to 4500mAH?
Document: I've had this charger for over a month now and am very satisfied with it. My wife has several of the battery operated "flickering" candles and they go through "c" cell batteries quite fast. So I purchased the Tenergy Advanced Universal Charger TN190 and 8 Tenergy C cells. I really like the way the charger works in that the display shows the progress of the charge and lets you know when the batteries are charged.
Received unit, inserted partially charged C cell NiCad batteries and only charging port 4would actually work. Ports 1-3 would not charge the battery. Placed the other 3 cells intoport 4 and charging commenced. Placed each battery into charging ports 1 -3 and nothing.Then placed fully charged AA NiMH batteries into charger and charging started on eachbattery with the LCD showing 4 bars. Then took 4 AA NiMH batteries that were dischargedand placed them into charger and charging commenced showing the exact same level as thefully charged batteries.
I've owned this unit for just over a month. I purchased it for the versatility of battery types that it will charge. Also,I  like the discharge feature. I haven't used the usb recharge port yet. But it's nice to have it just in case. It's being used in conjunction with the C cell tenergy batteries I purchased. I have an outdoor unit that requires 4 batteries. I was having to replace the alkalines every 2 weeks.
After reading countless reviews I settled on this inexpensive model that had a positive review by NLee the Engineer. I have been using it for a couple weeks and though I have nothing bad to report, I will update the review in the future if there are any changes in performance - so far all is good.Update 2/5/2013: 6 weeks after receiving the TN190, the discharge feature no longer works and does not fully charge AA Eneloops.
It works and if the batteries work better it would be a good.. I don't know if the batteries are defective or that is hoe they work.
I own the ubiqutous Maha charger for my AA battery needs. I needed a charger with the capacity to handle the occasional C/D cell without breaking the bank.Charger performs the job adequtely enough. A four 10,000 mAH Tenergy D cells took about 8 hrs to fully charge (as indicated by the display).From a build quality note, I found the plexiglass cover a bit difficult to open, had to mash and wiggle the button to get it to disengage.
this is my second tenergy charger. I had such good luck with my one year old high powered charger I decided to give this a try.Batteries can be a little tricky putting in. I would highly suggest that you unplug the unit and manually push the bars down to accommodate c batteries. That may be where people are having problems.I have used it twice and am pleased with the purchase.
It looks good in the dark.I bought this charger to charge my Tenergy Low Self-Discharge D, AA, and AAA and Energizer AAA NiMH batteries. It works well. It takes up to 9 hours to charge the D cells and 2 to 3 hours to charge the AA's and AAA's. I bought this charger eight months ago and it is still functioning perfectly.
Fantastic charger - works great. I have purchased the Tenergy hi-capacity NiMH D cells to go with this. They work great. I also like the fact that I can charge just one battery at a time, or a mix of battery types in each slot - because each slot in set up to accomodate the charge rate of the particular cell installed in it. A great feature! Also, you can avoid another "wall wart" by plugging your smart-phone's USB adapter into this.
I've only had it for a few weeks, though.Finally it doesn't work with the shorter type sub-C batteries (often 1500 mAH or so). But it does work with the taller 1800-2000 mAH types.
Answer: This would not be good for anything. Mine is now 100% dead, less than one year after purchase. I haven't bothered with any sort of warranty claim (features first started dying about 60 days after purchase) because at best they would just send me another one and I don't want it. It is a very poor design. Trying to save money by buying a bad product is false economy. If you need the ability to evaluate the condition of the batteries, get the Maha Powerex MH-C808M. Maha PowerEx MH-C808M Ultimate Professional Charger for Eight AA/AAA/C/D NiMH/NiCD BatteriesIf such features are not important to you, get the $20 Rayovac charger. Rayovac PS3PL Smart Charger AA/AAA/C/D/9V Platinum Universal Battery Charger