Hey UCLAN, would you suggest the MH-C9000 or the MAHA MH-C801D ????
I guess to me the only advantage with the C801D is the 8 cell capacity? The drawback is not car charging.
Hey UCLAN, would you suggest the MH-C9000 or the MAHA MH-C801D ????
I guess to me the only advantage with the C801D is the 8 cell capacity? The drawback is not car charging.
charger
Really? A C9000 and deluxe case is $65 including shipping at Thomas. Newegg wants $66 with shipping but no case. The cheapest Amazon vendor wants $65 including shipping, but again no storage case. 17StreetPhoto wants $67.40 including shipping, but no case. Thomas is looking good to me.
I bought a dozen of the new type low-discharge NiMH AA cells from Thomas. Love them. I'll never buy regular NiMH cells again.
Don't use 'em, but thanks.
And the extra cost. Main question is do you *need* an 8-cell charger? If so, get the C801D, and get a cheaper charger for the car. The heavy duty power supply for the C801 is nice. I used to have a MH-C808M charger that had the same type of supply. The C801 is the Cadillac of chargers, no doubt, but unless you need the 8-cell capacity, I'd go with the C9000.
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Good suggestion, then if i needed more capacity i could just in the future buy a second one.
One more consideration: The C801 and its power supply require about FOUR times more bench space than does the C9000.
But technically does it do a better job or is the firmware and its capabilities very similar to the C9000?
capabilities
Dunno. Have neither. I get by just fine with my ol' C401FS. I didn't like the cell contacts in the 808. Don't know if the 801 uses the same contacts.
As I said, if you need 8 cell capability or want to spend 50% more money, get the C801. Otherwise, go for the C9000. JMO.
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