can i replace Ni-Cd with NI-MH
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The primary problem is that NiMH batteries do not like to be force-fed/overcharged, andthat is exactly what NiCd "low-end" chargers do: they are basically constant-current"trickle" chargers (low current, takes many hours to charge, then keep feeding thissame charging current even after the NiCd is fully charged). NiCd batteries just shrugoff this excess charging current, but it will eventually "cook" your NiMHs.That said, NiMH will pack much more punch into given size...so if you don't leave it onconstant charge (drain it, charge it overnight, then unplug it once "properly" charged)it should work quite well.Of course if you ditch the crappy little wallwart "charger" and hook it up to a properNiMH charger, it'll work Great! The primary problem is that NiMH batteries do not like to be force-fed/overcharged, andthat is exactly what NiCd "low-end" chargers do: they are basically constant-current"trickle" chargers (low current, takes many hours to charge, then keep feeding thissame charging current even after the NiCd is fully charged). NiCd batteries just shrugoff this excess charging current, but it will eventually "cook" your NiMHs.That said, NiMH will pack much more punch into given size...so if you don't leave it onconstant charge (drain... » Read More The primary problem is that NiMH batteries do not like to be force-fed/overcharged, andthat is exactly what NiCd "low-end" chargers do: they are basically constant-current"trickle" chargers (low current, takes many hours to charge, then keep feeding thissame charging current even after the NiCd is fully charged). NiCd batteries just shrugoff this excess charging current, but it will eventually "cook" your NiMHs.That said, NiMH will pack much more punch into given size...so if you don't leave it onconstant charge (drain it, charge it overnight, then unplug it once "properly" charged)it should work quite well.Of course if you ditch the crappy little wallwart "charger" and hook it up to a properNiMH charger, it'll work Great! « Show Less
314456
As long as the voltage is "real close" ... YES you can, But you have to change your charger to a NI-MH also.
314457
Short answer, yes. Long answer is NI-MH is a newer type of battery make up that can hold power longer than the older Ni-cd batteries.
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The primary problem is that NiMH batteries do not like to be force-fed/overcharged, and that is exactly what NiCd "low-end" chargers do: they are basically constant-current "trickle" chargers (low current, takes many hours to charge, then keep feeding this same charging current even after the NiCd is fully charged). NiCd batteries just shrug off this excess charging current, but it will eventually "cook" your NiMHs. That said, NiMH will pack much more punch into given size...so if you don't leave it on constant charge (drain it, charge it overnight, then unplug it once "properly" charged) it should work quite well. Of course if you ditch the crappy little wallwart "charger" and hook it up to a proper NiMH charger, it'll work Great!
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I believe that you can. Just download and install the software from the manufacturer's web site instead of using the CD that come packaged with the product.
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This NIC is listed as approved in VMware HCL (Hardware Compatibility List) but you need to be sure the rest of the hardware is listed to on HCL
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I used to have a 500mah ni-cd battery and switched it to this ni-mh battery and it works great. Much longer time in between charges and longer talk times. It is a tighter fit but the cover does close.
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No - according to the back of the original package, only Ni-MH batteries should be used in the charger. I hope this helps!
647707
Hello. I have windows 7 and I use cd-r....so no, you don't need a different type of cd if that is what you're asking.
1565798
I don't think so, you can try buy using a cdrw disc and see what happens but I haven been able to, thanks
456094
Good question, I don't know, but would recommend you call the MFG on that one. You might be ok if you remix it all together but call them . Not sure how it would separate but call them to make sure.
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As far as I know, all Ni-MH batteries will safely charge in all Ni-MH chargers (at least they do for me :P). However, I do believe it is dangerous to try to charge Ni-MH in a Ni-Cad, Li-Ion, or any other type of charger.
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The 1st one I ordered would not accept the CD either. I returned it and requested a replacement. It works fine.
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We replaced our drum in our MFC-9970CDW and it works fine. You had a typo, maybe that was the issue? ("CWD" vs "CDW").
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I'm quite sure you can pick and choose what you want. I usually just record a CD and then edit the finished product.I haven't used it in quite a while. When I did use it, I'd just pop a CD in, and when it was finished I'd take the mem stick to the PC and listen to it. Anything I wanted to edit I would do that using DAK editor.
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Nevermind, I just found the replacement install cd. There are other games for this on the website too.
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I don't know, I've already donated it to Salvation Army. The cd changer quit working soon after I bought it.
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I don't see why not as long as it is 18 volt and will fit. Keep in mind that Lithium ion does not develop as much torque as Ni-cad since it discharges at a slower rate.
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Sorry, I don't know. We haven't had to replace ours. I'd try the mfr website.
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NO, according to the M-DISC manufacturer, Milleniata. See their compatibility table at http://www.mdisc.com/m-ready/ .