Is this compatible with the newD5300 (which ships with a 7.2V 8.9Wh rated LI ION)?
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hi. I've found that if it says it will work with your camera in the description, it will. how ever there has been a small charging problem with the Nikon charger. when you put it on charge and it blinks fast, take it off, unplug the charger and try a again. it should have the same charging rate as your battery that came with your camera. good luck
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I am really sorry, but I don't know if it is compatible. I only know that it is the exact battery that came with my D5200. I wish I could be more help.
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Hi Mark, I have a D5100 and used this battery for that, so cannot confirm on your query. Although I can assure you that if the voltage rating (7.2V) matches, then it will work properly. Thanks!
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If the battery is same as the D5100 (as f D5300) then yes, but I suggest just pick up the phone and ask a Nikon dealer if the battery f D5100 is the same as f the D5300, then you get a good deal... Happy Thanksgiving
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No - you need to buy a charger that's compatible with the new batteries. The clue is in the color ! The old chargers will not charge the Li-ion batteries properly and in fact risk overcharging them and burning them out. The new chargers are infinitely better (with an overcharging protection circuit), and actually have revived my old Ni-Cd batteries when their original chargers wouldn't charge them anymore. I have a P-117 that I bought on eBay and have no hesitation in recommending it to you.
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The label doesn't list compatible battery models. My old charger list 15 different batteries it will charge. Your model wasn't one of them.
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I use both the NiCad and LI Dewalt 18V batteries with my DCD760KL; tehy work equally well. There is a difference in the battery performance in that the LI batteries may last a bit linger but stops abruptly when one is exhausted; the NiCads degrade somewhat more gracefully at the end of their charge.
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my old battery has 10.8v, 4.7wh and 5200ma on it. I ordered by the HP part number and received a 'replacement' that has 10.8v and 5200mAH on it.
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Don't know about ALL - I use it for both NiCad & Lithium 18v's & it works just fine. Even brought some old NiCad's back to life.
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Jason, et. al., this battery will work (but not necessarily fit) with any 7.2V device which uses the "standard" RC connector. Not really a definitive answer, but a fact none-the-less. Google (verb) the device you want to put it in and find out the battery connector type. Good luck!
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Not that I know of. It isn't listed. They all fit a certain standard but I wouldn't risk it unless I was absolutely sure. HP has a handy compatibility chart you can look at http://www.shopping.hp.com/shopping/pdf/HP_NB_Battery_Compatibility_Chart.pdf If you want a 9-cell you'd want to go for the WD549AA#ABB. A google search turns up a few options, like this one http://www.amazon.com/Extended-Battery-LB1-High-Performance%C2%AE/dp/B008R3MXH0
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I had a similar situation for which I promptly emailed the shipper and am awaiting an answer. Part of my email to them goes like this: "The original (battery) says: 7.2V 1120mAh 8.1Wh(Li-ion) while the ones you sent have a slightly different label: 7.4V 1350mAh Li-ion". I wonder if the shipper even knows about batteries or just sells stuff. We'll see I guess. At least no one that I've read (so far) says their camera is ruined, other than the one person whose battery is stuck inside. Mine seem to work fine (are easily installed and released) and fit on the charger without a problem.
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I am using a rechargeable 16340 in mine right now, seems to work just fine.
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Based on the AD the charger does not list the model P875-S7310. If you need a 19v 3.42A 65W the difference May only be the connector that plugs into the Laptop, you can get the connectors at Radio Shack, it is up to you if you want to try it with your Laptop
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It is advertised as being compatible with that model. It outputs 19v, which is close enough to the 18.5v specification for the dv4-1548dx.
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As long as it is a LI-Ion or compatiable and 3.7V I wouldn't see any issue with it. So, Yes.
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Per the manufacturer, the DeWalt DC9310 Charger is compatible with all DeWalt 7.2-18 V NiCd/NiMH/Li-Ion batteries except for Univolt batteries. No other brand or battery type is listed to be compatible with this charger.
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Additionally, I would just make sure the 14.4V battery for REF 900-102 is the one you use. Two of mine were made in Germany for Respironics, they're specifically for the 900-102 machine, 14.4V = 98 Wh Lithium-Ion (Li-ion) batteries, and they're listed as 6600mAh. Two others are specifically for the 900-102 machine, have the same voltage and watts per hour, but they're listed as 6300 mAh. I just make sure I use the matching pairs together. :)
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Yes. All 18V DeWalt batteries are interchangeable with the 18V tools even the new Li-ion. Except Li-ion batteries need the Li-ion charger which charges the both Li-ion and NICDs.
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From Hitachi's website..."C18DLP4 18V Lithium Ion Circular Saw (Tool Body Only) Features Specifications Covered by Hitachi's Lifetime Lithium Ion Tool Warranty Tool body compatible with all Hitachi Lithium Ion, NiCd and NiMH 18V post-style batteries "http://www.hitachipowertools.com/index/main-navigation/tools.aspx?d=2,20&p;=637This should answer it.Mike