can it charge a 3.7 volt - 18360
197684
I think it will. It will adjust to fit AA and AAA which should work with your battery.
197685
After looking online of what a 3.7 volt - 18360 looked like(a AA battery), I will say no it cannot charge that type of battery. It charges flat batteries with the charging plates on one side of the battery. Both of the charging connectors on the Lenmar are on one side, by the display. I have had mine for about four years and I love it. I hope this helps.
197686
I have no idea what that is. You can check the charger specifications on voltage. As far as charging odd batteries is concerned, there are sliding charger terminals. It becomes a problem only of balancing the battery in the charging position after adjusting the distance between terminals.
2114876
You should be able to. It has 2.1V output, so check your requirements. I use it to charge my iPad, iPhone, Nexus7, iPods, etc.
1943481
If it has a lightning port it is not compatible but if it has the regular 30 pin it will charge
970507
I don't believe it can fully charge a 36 volt battery. If you use it a few times for what it can charge the battery you could damage the battery and not have it ever charge to 36 volts. I had those 24 volt chargers go bad after awhile so I cut the charging cable off, went to walmart and bought a better charger meant for a child's riding toy. I spliced the cable to it and have never had a problem again. The charger at walmart was $49.95 and it took 5 minutes to splice the cable. Just be sure to get hot and ground wires spliced correctly. God Bless... Rob
940331
Certainly. I use mine to charge 4, 6-volt golf cart batteries that are run in series.
936886
It has 10440/16340/14500/14650/17670/18500/18650/18700 on the back of the charger. I only charge 18650's so that is the only I know it charges. But I would have to say no to the 18350's.
131142
I would think not, this is just a slow trickle charger. You are looking for a 12v continuous power supply.
227264
Hi Janie, I really can't say for sure. Output is important, this charger is 19.5v @ 6.7 A. Then plug obviously needs to be the same. If you send an e-mail address I'll send Picts of backplate and plug.
1833605
Only if the batteries are in series to 36 volts. I charge 3 12 volt batteries in series with this unit no problem.
436264
if it is capable of charging a 3.7volt battery then I would think that the charger would be able to charge the battery always check with the manufacturer of the charger before trying to recharge a battery that it is NOT capable of recharging it could kill the life cycle of the battery or the battery could effect the chargers ability to function properly or both do a web search to see if the La Crosse BC-700 capabilities are Also if the company that makes the charger has a technical support phone number that could give you their recommendation.
528216
Hi, I can't say firsthand, but the charger is multi-voltage 7.2 to 18 Volts. In theory it should work if battery fits in charger.
990238
Yes it will charge any 12-volt automotive battery quite well. It will NOT work on my older 6-volt automobiles....JOHN
388090
If you mean such as a 12-volt charger, I'm not sure. Better to ask the pros (i.e. Best Buy for example.)
1266136
Sure will! Note this though. When this is connected to the battery, and the charger is on, this will only read the voltage of the charger. You will have to disconnect the charger to read the battery voltage. Sorry! That's electronics in parallel. :)
1443556
don't know. the charger is ps170, it is 9.6 volts. i bought new battery, and now cannot find the drill to put it in. lol
173199
Yes but make sure the listing says the power output is at least 2 amps. This is what makes charging go fast.
1966014
Went to local thrift store and found a 24 volt dc charger for $3.00, you may have to change the plug to the battery pack to match connectors, works great!