seeking a replacement charger for a SPECIFIC BnD jump start.. work light unit; a VEC012CBD..does THIS replacement unit work for this or not.. thanks.
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I purchased this for my B&D; power drill/electric screwdriver. It works! Re-charges the drill. Back on the job of home repair.
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Hi, J. I am sorry, but this may be a question the manufacturer could answer. I don't know about your jump starter. It did not work for my potable air compressor even though the ad said it would. Thanks and best wishes!
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Sorry, I can't shed any light on the subject, Brian. After ordering the charger I discovered the problem was with my battery not the charger - I returned the charger I purchased through Amazon. My battery had run too low to be charged using any charger. I had to take it to a golf cart service store and they got it up and running for me. The charger I had was perfectly OK.
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It depends on what you are jump starting. If it is a diesel with glow plugs, be aware that when you are using the high current tap, the charger is putting out about 17 volts and canburn up glow plugs if you turn them on while at this voltage. It will charge the battery just fine.You may need to replace the clamps on the end of the charging cables. They are pretty poor quality, but other than that, it should work just fine.
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I can't access the charger to determine the model number however I can tell you that it is the original charger that was purchased with the 18 volt implements that I have. I still switch out an 18 volt battery with the new 20 volt battery, both being charged on this charger. The original 18 volt implements work fine with the 20 volt battery. I did some research on the Worx site and concluded that the change to 20 volt was a reasoned decision taken by Worx and does not appear to be a work-around designed to leave the 18 volt implements in some sort of lesser position. When my second 18 volt battery ceases functioning I will buy a second 20 volt battery and continue to use my original "18 volt" charger. I can't access the charger to determine the model number however I can tell you that it is the original charger that was purchased with the 18 volt implements that I have. I still switch out an 18 volt battery with the new 20 volt battery, both being charged on this charger. The original 18 volt implements work fine with the 20 volt battery. I did some research on the Worx site and concluded that the change to 20 volt was a reasoned decision taken by Worx and does not appear to be a work-around designed to leave the 18 volt implements in some sort of lesser position. When my second 18 volt... » Read More I can't access the charger to determine the model number however I can tell you that it is the original charger that was purchased with the 18 volt implements that I have. I still switch out an 18 volt battery with the new 20 volt battery, both being charged on this charger. The original 18 volt implements work fine with the 20 volt battery. I did some research on the Worx site and concluded that the change to 20 volt was a reasoned decision taken by Worx and does not appear to be a work-around designed to leave the 18 volt implements in some sort of lesser position. When my second 18 volt battery ceases functioning I will buy a second 20 volt battery and continue to use my original "18 volt" charger. « Show Less
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Glad I was able to help. If you are not sure what charger you would like to have, I can tell you that this is the one that I have been using for over a year now and it works fine for around $40.00La Crosse Technology BC-700 Alpha Power Battery Charger
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I used my charger (marked LCH-BN1) with the Wasabi batteries marked BTR-BN1-JWP in Italy and all worked well. Simply slide the gold end of the battery onto the two silver posts. I also used it with a Sony battery. Worked great.
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The answer from NLee is the best one - excellent information. I have a number of different chargers, and the only one I really trust is my La Crosse BC-1000. I have compared the results from the other, cheaper, chargers with the same batteries, and the results in final charge voltage and available current is often quite different. You probably do not NEED to buy a new charger for these batteries, but if you want them to really last and your current charger requires you to charge them in pairs (a telltale sign of cheap chargers), I highly recommend you invest in a new quality charger.
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I accidentally left the charger that came with the matrix drill plugged in to 220v for a week and surprisingly nothing happened. I will use the transformer from now on. Thanks to CTT for doing the math on what size I should use.
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Michael,I bought a 7.2volt B& D at a garage sale without a charger. The charger recommended for this drill was on the B&D; site whichnI bought through Amazon and it works fine. I didn't find my receipt to verify the part number.
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I looked up your charger # & found 1 on ebay for 19.98. Do not know which other chargers might work. First thing I would check to see if the batteries are good if you have not already done that. I hope that info helps some. Good luck
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I use La Crosse Technology BC-700. Works great but not cheap due to all available options. Cheaper one I also have is the SANYO BC-MQN10A. Works great as well but just a standard charger. Hope this helps.
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this is a dewalt battery interface. I did find an old BD battery in trash and was able to fit it in my dewalt...I can't remember if I had to modify it to fit. you may need to file a bit to make it work? If it fits the dirll it will fit the charger.
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I'm a Volt owner, but I'll jump in anyway...You might want to look at the EVB32 or 40 instead. As I recall, if you have the Leaf SV, you have the higher power charger (6.6KW) as opposed to a 3.3KW charger in the Leaf S or a Volt. So while it will work fine for you (it works great for me) you do have the advantage of being able to use the higher power unit to cut your recharge time in about half.
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No, that charger only charges NiCD batteries. These are NiMH batteries so you will need to get the B&D model #BDFC240 which will do both types NiCD and NiMH.
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this does both battary's New C3 19.2 volt Craftsman CH2021 Lithium Battery Charger 19.2v XCP& Ni CadWill work with all CS 19.2 Volt NI-CAD and Lithium Ion Battery'sMulti chemistry charge both 19.2 lithium ion AND NiCd batteriesFast ChargeDiagnostic LED feedback light and Energy Star qualified. this one worked so good I bought 2-more and I use an inverter to run all three to charge I have solar panels in my shed and 10 batteries for yard lighting and also use to charge my power tools I have 6 batteries for power tools and this is the newer one works great dont get the older one Model # 25926, I even think they have even a newer one yet this does both battary's New C3 19.2 volt Craftsman CH2021 Lithium Battery Charger 19.2v XCP& Ni CadWill work with all CS 19.2 Volt NI-CAD and Lithium Ion Battery'sMulti chemistry charge both 19.2 lithium ion AND NiCd batteriesFast ChargeDiagnostic LED feedback light and Energy Star qualified. this one worked so good I bought 2-more and I use an inverter to run all three to charge I have solar panels in my shed and 10 batteries for yard lighting and also use to charge my power tools I have 6 batteries for power tools and this is the newer one works great... » Read More this does both battary's New C3 19.2 volt Craftsman CH2021 Lithium Battery Charger 19.2v XCP& Ni CadWill work with all CS 19.2 Volt NI-CAD and Lithium Ion Battery'sMulti chemistry charge both 19.2 lithium ion AND NiCd batteriesFast ChargeDiagnostic LED feedback light and Energy Star qualified. this one worked so good I bought 2-more and I use an inverter to run all three to charge I have solar panels in my shed and 10 batteries for yard lighting and also use to charge my power tools I have 6 batteries for power tools and this is the newer one works great dont get the older one Model # 25926, I even think they have even a newer one yet « Show Less
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Karl, Sorry I didn't notice your question eariler. Any 'value-charger' (such as this Duracell CEF14, Rayovac Easy charger, Sony BCG34HLD, etc) can be used to 'prime' a completely drained NiMH or NiCd cell. Just put it in the cheap charger for 1-2 minutes, and that should be enough for the BC-9009 to recognize it again. If the cheap charger requires charging in pairs, you can pair an empty cell with a full cell - as long as you don't forget and leave them in there for too long. If your question is: "Can I use a NiMH charger to recharge NiCd cells"? The answer is yes - if you know what you're doing. - Dumb timer-based charger expects the cell capacity of a typical NiMH to be higher (around 2500mAh). So if you put in a low-capacity NiCd cell and leave it overnight, the cell will be badly over-charged. This is not going to cause any danger, but it is bad for battery lifespan. If you can remember to remove the cells after a few hours, then it is still alright. - Smart charger like the Sony BCG34HLD looks for a voltage 'dip' (negative dV/dt) to terminate charging. The -dV/dt for NiMH is smaller than that for NiCd, which means any smart charger designed for NiMH can also handle NiCd, but not the other way around. I recommend the Sony value charger, because it is the only one that can recharge individual cells. Sony Cycle Energy BCG34HLD4KN Power Charger with 4 Pre-Charged 2000 mAh AA Batteries
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I bought an off-brand battery charger for my EN-EL3e Nikon battery (about 7 years old). The battery just died. Don't know if this is related or not.