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(More customer reviews)I selected the Ansmann Battery Tester because of the number of different battery types it would test and the design. As women like to say, "it is cute." Two of the three individuals I gave the battery tester to were very please and thought it great; the third was not. The tester does not test the battery from the power of the battery being tested. The tester requires a 9 volt battery, which is included. I was disappointed to discover this fact.
I do not recall if the description stated that a battery was required. I looked for information like that because I knew this person would be checking that first.
Friday (1/12/07), I sent an e-mail requesting information on how to return the tester. As of today (1/15/07 I have not received a response. I have found it rather difficult to contact this company.
Dispite everything I was pleased and would probably make another purchase from the company should the opportunity present itself.
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Ansmann introduces their compact Energy Check battery tester for N, AAA, AA, C, D and 9V NiMh, NiCd and Alkaline cells! It tests cells under the proper load and reads the capacity via LED's from 0 to 100%. Simply place the cell in the tester and squeeze the ends of the tester.No cords or contacts to connect! Simple one hand operation! Now, any one can easily test all common household batteries so they know when to recharge or buy new batteries. The Energy Check operates from a 9V battery that is supplied with the tester!
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