This website is made by “Ranjit Kumar” I am in my mid thirties and I am professional  software / web developer and a publisher.

The reason I created rechargebatteryguide.com is to spread information regarding rechargeable batteries, I have been using rechargeable “AA / AAA” batteries now for the last 25 years, my fascination with rechargeable batteries started early on due to a remote controlled toy car, I had this car I guess when I was around 8-9 years old and this thing ate batteries like anything, soon I was not able to purchase disposable batteries to run this thing, this is when my uncle gave me some NiCD rechargeable batteries with a simple charger that served me well and helped me a lot with my toys and my walkman which also ran fine on rechargeable cells.

As time went by I started to use Alkaline batteries as they used to give me a lot more power than the NiCD batteries, In the late 90’s I got a Digital Camera and in the early 2000 a Mp3 player I noticed that  these the Alkaline batteries performed horribly in these devices and I then started using the new type of rechargeable batteries called the NiMH they performed brilliantly in high drain devices like digital cameras, the first “AA” NiMH batteries that I purchased are still running fine with me and it gave me 3 times more shots on my digital camera than alkaline batteries,  I again slowly started  using rechargeable batteries in most of my devices, with the launch of NiMH LSD rechargeable batteries there is no point in buying alkaline cells these days, over the years I have realized than how many good rechargeable batteries that I have destroyed due to cheap and dumb chargers.

These days I mostly use NiMH batteries in my gadgets and I just cannot digest the fact that the amount of waste we add by using disposable batteries, on this site I would like to share my knowledge and experience about rechargeable batteries and how you can also get the most out of them.