The current equation is I= 1.25V/R. So the 12 ohms you had earlier would give a current of 104mA, if the input voltage to the LM317 is at least 10.75V.
Then the battery will charge to 7V (1.4V per cell) and will continue overcharging until it vents and releases some of its chemicals, or until it fails.
Why is everybody talking about LITHIUM??? Ni-MH is nickle-metal-hydride and it is completely different from a lithium battery.
A lithium battery makeas a nice hot fire when it is overcharged.
A Ni-MH battery just goes POP, then FIZZZZZ when it is overcharged.
Then the battery will charge to 7V (1.4V per cell) and will continue overcharging until it vents and releases some of its chemicals, or until it fails.
Why is everybody talking about LITHIUM??? Ni-MH is nickle-metal-hydride and it is completely different from a lithium battery.
A lithium battery makeas a nice hot fire when it is overcharged.
A Ni-MH battery just goes POP, then FIZZZZZ when it is overcharged.