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The charger also handles the small cells well such as the and The charger is also capable of charging LifePo cells , but you do need to press and hold the button of the slot that cell is in for 10 seconds to manually change it over for the LifePo. The charger will hold two and two cells at one time and charge all at mAh rate if chosen with the selection buttons 1 second press , or it will charge at mAh rate default.

I have tried all sizes of the cells i have on hand in the charger and in all the formats i have on hand , which include , , , and sizes and also AAA and AA sized Ni-MH. I have some of these sizes in button top and flat top , with some of the and being protected.

The charger seems to accept all of them pretty well. The only ones i had to wiggle around just a bit were the flat top to get them to seat just right on the contacts , as the POS end is about the same height as the little insulator on top of these particular cells. The termination of the MCC -4S shows to be 4. The charger will charge up to 8 hours and then automatically shut itself down if the cells are not fully charged by that time and the cells must be removed and reinserted before any further charging will take place.

The charger also comes with the DC or 12v cord , that will plug into your cars 12v power supply , so it can be taken on the road pretty easily.

This feature also works just fine , as I tested it in my pickup for about 45 minutes to charge a couple of cells. The MCC -4S got fairly warm when charging the two and two cells all at the same time at the mAh rate , but it never got to the point that it had me worried about anything overheating. This was sitting on a table top with NO fan or anything , just the normal air movement in the house , with the house being at or around 77 or 78 degrees fahrenheit.

I did do a few timed charges to get an idea of how long it takes for each sized cell to fully charge and did a protected and unprotected both in each size that i have both in , to get an average time. Those times and my final opinion of this charger are at the bottom of all the pictures along with the factory listed specs.

Charge times are just an idea and of course different mAh cells and the resistance of each cell will of course play a part in the actual charge times. Overall this is a good basic level charger in my opinion. It seems to be built solidly and should withstand a lot of duty for getting your cells charged up. The fact that it has the 12v charging cable with it makes it a little more useful than a lot of the chargers to me also.

As with most any charger , I would like to see the slots widened enough to charge four cells at the same time.