Will this charger work with these tiny batteries? 2-Pack of 3.7 volt - 160mAh 25C Li-Poly for Blade mCX, mCX2, and MSR I don't see a two prong socket on the socket board. Will this charger work with these tiny batteries? 2-Pack of 3.7 volt - 160mAh 25C Li-Poly for Blade mCX, mCX2, and MSR I don't see a... » Read More Will this charger work with these tiny batteries? 2-Pack of 3.7 volt - 160mAh 25C Li-Poly for Blade mCX, mCX2, and MSR I don't see a two prong socket on the socket board. « Show Less
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You can plug it into the balancing board. Or you can make a two prong charger because the charger comes with an empty wire set.
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There is a 2 port (the smallest one) for 2s lipo balance, should work fine at 7.4v and connected to balance port
1167039
Yes , the charger will charge batteries between 6v-12v so you will be ok. depending on wich "female connector" you have it should work great. and if it doesn't include the connector you need, you could always run down to your local hobby shop and pick up a adapter .
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Well, all I can say is that I use it with an Anker battery pack, which says 1.5A input current. As far as I know these new chargers, which output via a USB connector, establish sort of connection with a device being charged. And the device itself will only take whatever it is capable of. So it's not like the charger will shove those 2Amps down the device's USB connector. Your device is supposed to support whatever current is listed on the device. Otherwise it will just use as much as it is capable of. That's what I've been told. Hope this helps.
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I use the charger for standard 18 volt NiCad, 18 volt XRP NiCad, and 18 Volt Lithium Ion and it works with all these. I hope this proves useful to you in making your decision.
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Sorry, I just saw your question. I would NOT recommend this battery charger PERIOD. I ordered two of them and they are cheap and don't work.
1992819
I don't know that mush about the different batteries. My old charger bit the dust so I purchased this one for my 18 volt hammer drill and Sawall. It works fine.
436263
Your charger is not for this battery. This battery is about 3 inches long and larger in diameter compared with your AA/AAA batteries. The battery is a LI-Ion 3.7 v, not like your 1.5v batteries. Get you a charger for the Ultrafire battery.......it's designed for it and low cost. My charger can charge one or two batteries at a time....no problem. Worked great with the Ultrafire 1000 lumens light.
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No the plug is different, and one would never want to charge a battery directly from a 110 v wall socket! !2 V batteries are also direct current, household electricity is alternating current. Mix em and you will have the forth of July, might hurt you very badly too! Always use an approved battery charger when using current from the house.
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It works fine with NiMH batteries. Just charged my NiMH today. Not sure where is was written, I use this charger with a NiMH battery, it works fine.
170671
This vacuum uses a smaller 18 volt battery than my drill did. It is apparently the newer designed battery. This one is a flatter design but there are two sizes of this battery and both work but if you have the older, heavier battery pack it will not work in this product. If in doubt which battery pack you have you can go to makitatool.com and check the part numbers that work with this product. This vacuum works with the Li-Ion battery not the Ni-Cad battery pack. These batteries charge in about 15 minutes.
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Yes, the Nitecore Intellicharge i4 Charger can charge Li-mn batteries. I just finished charging four AW IMR18650 1600mAh Li-MN 3.7v batteries today. I like the safe chemistry of the Li-MN and use them to power my Vamo mod for vaping.If you want additional information, go to www.e-cigarette-forum.com and search for batteries or battery chargers. They have tons of information there.Good luck
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It is made for 9.6 NiMh volt batteries and charges them very well. I'm not sure if it will work with the same desired results for Lithium batteries. You may need a charger just for Lithiums.
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Awesome, thanks to everyone for all the answers! I just wanted to say that I have the same problem; I need a new battery for my Pocket Mod and I know that it's a 12V and it's a twin pack like the one here so I'm planning on getting this. Sorry, I'm just so happy that I found it on Amazon.
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sorry so long answering. I forgot to look for my info. My paper that came with my charger says for skil 7.2v to 18v ni-cd batteries . Models : 96 BAT, 120 BAT, 144 BAT, 180 BAT . Hope this helps you.
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david costa - makita chargers work just fine for this battery. i don't know what "tooldawg" thinks is an "optimal charge" but when i charge these batteries on my makita charger they operate stronger and at least 1.25x longer than makita's biggest 18v batteries. i've been using mine for over a year with no problems.
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Yes, you can charge any DeWalt brand NiMH and NiCd (and some Li-Ion batteries) between 7.2-18V. That includes 'XR' and 'XRP' badged batteries. Note that the 'MAX' brand Li-ion batteries will NOT fit this charger, as they are from a different line with their own chargers.
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I assumed the exact thing - battery didn't seem to fit. The battery is smaller then the inset in the charger. Just match the positive Battery terminal to the positive sign on the charger (extreme right looking at it) and it snaps in medium tight -and does charge.