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Thread: errr...huh?

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    errr...huh?

    Before I went to Cancun Jeff bought me a new camera. If you know me then you know I have the worst luck with batteries and cameras. I also got new Duracell batteries and charger.

    So can someone tell me why my batteries get hot when I recharge them? Like it sometimes is crazy hot...not that I can't hold them but pretty dang hot.


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    Re: errr...huh?

    Not sure why they heat up. I have some rechargeable batteries for my camera and they tend to get a little warm. i would say that is just what they do. But if they are getting, what you might think is dangerously hot, then maybe something is wrong with the charging unit.
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    Re: errr...huh?

    Mine get crazy hot too after being charged - not sure why though???

    At least you're not alone

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    Re: errr...huh?

    i know they get hot when they're short circuited, but i don't know why they would do that from being charged- maybe short circuiting is the way to recharge them. a short circuit is basically when the battery is giving itself a current i think...correct me if i'm wrong.
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    Re: errr...huh?

    Quote Originally Posted by snakecharmer3638 View Post
    Not sure why they heat up. I have some rechargeable batteries for my camera and they tend to get a little warm. i would say that is just what they do. But if they are getting, what you might think is dangerously hot, then maybe something is wrong with the charging unit.
    no i dont think it is the battery charger. I mean....i guess it could be but all of my other ones did it and I thought they were bad so I tossed them out. I have bought like 5 in the past 2 years.

    Quote Originally Posted by lenastorms View Post
    Mine get crazy hot too after being charged - not sure why though???

    At least you're not alone

    hmmmm...

    it's a conspiracy I think.


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    Re: errr...huh?

    They all get hot. When you think about pumping 2-3 hours worth of energy into 10-15 minutes, it's going to create some heat. It is totally normal. Most chargers have built in fans to help.
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