can i use this to supply a hi tec rc battery charger?
340530
Yes, this works great. I use mine on a 4 port charger and when I charge 4 3s 5000mAh packs at once I peak at 20 amps with no problems. Also, if your charging higher cell counts with the higher voltage comes higher current. If you are only using this for a single port charger it may be overkill but if it is a 4 port or you intend to add additional chargers this will work great. My first power supply was a 6 amp for a single port charger and I quickly outgrew that one.
340531
Probably- it puts out gobs of power. However, different battery types have different charging profiles- the current supplied needs to change as the battery voltage rises; just ramming electrons in until the battery voltage is where it should be will probably damage the battery. If you use a charger DESIGNED FOR YOUR TYPE OF BATTERY you should be OK. The power supply can supply the juice, but the charger has to control the process and protect the batteries.Even cars have Voltage Regulators to control the charge rate to the battery.Hope this helps.Bill K3DC Probably- it puts out gobs of power. However, different battery types have different charging profiles- the current supplied needs to change as the battery voltage rises; just ramming electrons in until the battery voltage is where it should be will probably damage the battery. If you use a charger DESIGNED FOR YOUR TYPE OF BATTERY you should be OK. The power supply can supply the juice, but the charger has to control the process and protect the batteries.Even cars have Voltage Regulators to control the charge rate to the battery.Hope this helps.Bill K3DC
340532
Yes you could use it to charge batteries, though I would look for something cheaper that provides less power. This device supplies way more than you need.
340533
As long as the charger requires a 12v DC input you shouldn't have any problems. This might be a little overkill with 30 Amps of power so it will likely not be the most efficient way to charge.
340534
Presumably so. I use mine to power an HK Quattro. The cooling fan rarely needs to run - just in hot weather. I have been very pleased with this power supply.
189194
You could, but if the charger doesn't have a good voltage regulator it may damage the Reader. Since you are investing in a good reader you better buy something designed especially for it. I have purchased good chargers for about $6.00.
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If it works you can ( Though manufacturer does not recommend it ). The charger does not work most of the time. It keeps showing every battery "BAD". However, there are much cheaper chargers available on AMAZON to charge NI-CAD and NI-MIH batteries.
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Usually Energizer chargers can only charge Energizer batteries I would make sure it says compatible with high capacity NiMH batteries even if it can charge them it could take a longer time & it may heat the batteries to an unsafe temperature
393960
I use a charger that comes with my RC plane (HobbyZone Champ RTF) Hope it helps.
1994486
Yes I'm sure that it could be used. I occasionally use it to charge a Duracell 600. I use a small charge controller (SunGuard) and I back feed the power through the 12v outlet on the Duracell unit.
424333
Sorry I really don't know if that would work. However I use a trickle charger for a car battery and use battery to power my trolling motor and the charge last about five hours of continuous use.
1655239
being an electrician for Chryslers you might think I would know this. The float chargers that we use at Mopar were huge for the batteries that we charged for the carts that are used. They were ran in series also. I do not think this would be what you need, but it wouldn't hurt. I would call a battery wholesaler or ask this question on google.
592750
I would recommend getting a smart charger to charge any airsoft/rc battery. They are better than the stock charger
1810818
Yes, it will. It can charge nickel metal hydride cells with a nominal voltage of 1.2 V. My family has used it to charge Eneloops with no problems, and I know many people who do the same.
460509
Yes you can. The P118 charger will handle both Nicad and Lithium batteries.
1704562
I don't know. This charger is designed for batteries used in radio control transmitters and receivers. I don't know if it can be used to charge batteries for power tools.
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Yes they are good for that purpose. I purchased one to use on my boat batteries. The one thing that I think you should be aware of is that mine quit working after about three months, I contacted the Company to return it and ask for a RTF number. No reply. I still have the broken charger. Might want to consider a charger from Sears. They work great and Sears stands by them as long as you keep you receit.
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That should work. I use mine to maintain six 6 volt batteries in my golf cart. However I wouldn't use this device as a charger. I think it would take quite awhile to charge batteries that are low. It's main function is to maintain a charge. You might call the company. They were real helpful in answering some questions I had when I bought mine.
1587713
I don't see why not. A lithium ion battery charger for a given type of lithium battery type will work for the any of the same type of lithium battery. It also shouldn't affect overall battery performance.
701186
Sure! Just eBay a charger for the right voltage and battery type you need and wham bam, you're stylin'.
907074
Probably not, if it is a 3 pin connector the charger you are supposed to use probably is monitoring the temperature of the batteries while charging. If you are good with electronics you can probably get this to work by wiring in a connector, but it may decrease the life of the batteries and not charge them correctly.