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BuyDig.com has the Iogear Juicemeter Portable Battery Tester for $5 with free shipping. Simply connect your AA, AAA, C, D, N, 9 volt or even a 1.5 volt battery to the negative and positive poles of the battery tester. [Compare]
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These don't put much load on the battery - the $4 multimeter from Harbor Freight tells you more about the battery output. (And works on RC car batteries etc)
I'm trying to figure out when you'd ever need a non-portable battery tester.
Anyone know what kind of batteries this thing takes?
A digital readout would be nice.
so it'll measure a AA, AAA, or even a 1.5v battery?? hot damn, call nasa.
Agree with #5, think it needs to be a little more...useful. Then again, if you are always getting your charged vs non-charged batteries (if they're rechargeable that is, batteries mixed up, then maybe it would be useful?
[quote="SelfGovern"]I'm trying to figure out when you'd ever need a non-portable battery tester.[/quote]
Maybe when the batteries are attached to a Heart / Lung Machine???
I remember when duracell had free testers attached to the package of batteries. They were cheap but worked. $5.00 seams a little high for something this simple.
Arent all of these battery types (AA, AAA, C, D) already 1.5v? Aside from rechargeable 1.2v batteries...
#9 yes ma'am that appears to be the case. and if you order today, it'll work with energizer, duracell, and even batteries!
Well then its sure a good thing that he let us know that we can test AA, AAA, C, D, and 1.5v batteries.
#8, and even before that, they had the battery tester on EVERY common battery sizes from duracell. they figured to cut costs by putting just 1 on the packaging which doesn't work as well. and then they realized that consumers want to save money rather than test batteries out. great handy idea but wasn't worth the return for Duracell
you don't need this. You can test it with your tongue
My doctor sees patients who are men, women, and even people.
tien999, i have some batteries (couple hundreds) to test, do you want to lick hundreds of 9v batteries? I will throw in some 1.5v as well for dessert.
what an rodeo cowboy.
what a waste of $5
I guess some people can't take a joke. What a moron popy. What a waste.
LOL, #3. Looks it can use an power adapter or something called a "Gear Juice- Mobile Pocket Power" with a USB charging cable.