Battery charging AA batteries

Going on a trip shortly and as my wife and I use 2 way Autocom and radios to communicate.

How is the best way to charge them at night or while on the road? Anyone know?????

I have a Uniross Globetrotter. Very compact. Works off any voltage and comes with adapters to fit most types of socket. Charges up to 4 batteries, AA or AAA NiMH and NiCd.

http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?ModuleNo=44304&doy=20m8&QV=Y



Mine came with an extra 2 batteries (4 in total) and was only £20. There seems to have been a price rise since. Also available from Argos.

It worked fine on my recent trip across 8 countries to Croatia. I found that I didn't need to use any of the add-on adapters if I plugged the main unit into the shaver socket.

If you're camping, then the reassuringly expensive Touratech Chala camp light can be used a charger whilst you're riding - just plug it into the accessory socket...

If you are going camping like I do, uniross do one that will charge ni-cad and NI-MH IN 2 hours either from the mains or 12 volt.I made a lead up with bmw plug on one end and normal car socket on the other so I can charge the bats and my phone while I am away.
Graham