Does my charging station charge AA's (pic included)?

[HammerBro.]

Hi. I have a Tosa Wiimote Charging Station and I'm wondering if it could charge rechargable double AA's that you can buy from the store. I know it's a stupid question, but I don't wanna buy rechargable Energizer batteries for example and then realize I have to get its specific charging pack. Here is a picture of my charging station, and the open battery thing on the right is where double AA's fit.

EDIT: Read my second post on this thread for more info please!
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[Evi1d33d]

Not a good charger station IMO, if it doesn't come with any special battery pack then it uses regular AA rechargeable. From the look of it, it's just a regular charger with holes to hold 2 wiimotes and you'll have to take the battery out of the wiimote to charge it.

I think Nyko makes ones that have a special grip that let's you charge the battery just by sitting the wiimotes on the stand.

 

[HammerBro.]

Not a good charger station IMO, if it doesn't come with any special battery pack then it uses regular AA rechargeable. From the look of it, it's just a regular charger with holes to hold 2 wiimotes and you'll have to take the battery out of the wiimote to charge it.

I think Nyko makes ones that have a special grip that let's you charge the battery just by sitting the wiimotes on the stand.

Ok I haven't given all the info, sorry about that.

The charger came with 2 battery covers very unique to the regular ones. These 2 unique battery covers fit AAA's in them. Then you insert those Wiimotes into one of the 2 identical slots to charge it. But the thing on the right fits 2 AA's.

 

[Evi1d33d]

Picture of the whole package will help.

 

[HammerBro.]

Darn sorry my camera sucks and the text on the box is kinda small.

Well it says in "BATTERY MODE" it recharges 2 rechargable AA batteries. I just wanted to make sure if it can charge almost ANY rechargable AA's. I'll give it a shot.

 

[registerednerd]

Just keep it to batteries of the same type as the ones included (whether they be Ni-Cd, Li-ion, or NiMH)

 

[HammerBro.]

Ok I'll do that. Turns out the AAA's were Ni-MH