Wireless Battery Charger Charges Batteries From... Batteries

The device charges up AA or AAAs batteries, not from a wall outlet, but from D batteries that you put in the other side (not included). As OhGizmo points out, disposable D batteries typically have a capacity of 12,000 mAh, while rechargeable AA batteries have capacities of around 2,500 mAh or less, meaning that you could potentially charge a whole gang of AA/AAA's on the road without outlets (say, when camping), so long as you brought along a few D's to power them. But the environmentalist in us thinks that carrying a bunch of smaller batteries is probably the more efficient option.
Oh, and the realist in us actually thinks the product is totally fake, as implied by the name of the company that supposedly makes it: Naivetek. [From: OhGizmo]
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Subscribe to commentsuldicsMay 23rd 2010 12:06PM
It could be not so wasteful at all, if it has a joule thief circuit inside, so it drains the big batteries to say 0.2V. What this means, is that you could take "empty" batteries and charge from them a bunch of rechargeables.