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Jul 21, 2018
Rechargeable Sub C with tags for higher voltage applications (1.6v) above NiMh performance
These are still relatively new (in my purchase and application) so the number of charge cycles or useful life is still unknown. Note however on first couple of times being charged they charge fairly high to around 1.92v. After this they settle to charging up to about 1.82-1.86v and tend to self discharge (to a low non useful level) if left off the charger and unused after about 2-3 weeks. They therefore require recharging (at least once every couple or so weeks if left unused. Full charging seems to take some 12 - 14hrs. This would mean recharging approx 20-25 times per year if only on standby without any use. Using them of course will increase the frequency or number of recharge cycles per year accordingly. If one factors a conservative occasional use appliance (such as in a battery powered small vacuum cleaner or cordless drill) for a number of recharge cycles per year of say 40 or 50 one would expect to see over +5 years of use (+250 charge cycles) unless there are possibly any ageing issues that affect these that are not yet identified. Frequent / daily use will see them on the charger permanently and one would expect the useful life to diminish quicker, but it is unknown whether they are considered good for 500 or even 1000 charge cycles. I will know and be able to confirm this information after 5 years :p
When fully charged they initially perform a little better than NiMh due to the higher initial voltage available but discharge just as quick when used. It is debatable if the much higher cost to buy is worth any perceived added benefit. If using NiMh instead It means your dustbuster type mini vacuum cleaner wont pull as hard when fully charged or your RC car wont go as fast on full power / throttle (but this is only initially as the voltage drops quickly during extended use). These NiZn Sub C cost on average about 3 to 4 times more to buy than NiMh Sub C (with tags). The considerable extra cost above NiMh may not be worth the little extra performance that is initially gained by using these NiZn batteries.
Jul 20, 2018
good value replacement plug tips
It will fit chargers having different diameter plug holes. The pins on the jacks are not the same diameter. It is good value and cheap enough to buy one if you only require the one tip.
Note the insulation on the tips however is a medium hardness plastic and will most likely easily melt if the jack experiences any heating during prolonged charging use.however as stated it is cheap enough to easily replace should a tip overheat and fail.
Aug 21, 2018
A normal replacement part For Namco Kitchencrafter 6L pressure cookers with indicator
These do not have the metal pop up valve. They are however the same size and shape as the very expensive ones that do. All one needs to do is remove the metal pop up pin / valve from the old plug, drill the appropriate size hole in this new one and fit the metal popup pin / indicator to that. It will work the same way with the indicator popping up when pressurized and dropping down again after the pressure drops.
It seals fine when pressurized.