Will i be able to charge this in a 9.6 v charger, or do i need more or less volts?
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Not to be a "brand-hog" but I would recommend simply purchasing a Tenergy or Tenergy-recommended charger in order to get the most out of these batteries. Mine are over three (3) years old and still like new!
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Try any 9 VDC 400 mA AC Adapter/Charger with a DC type plug with the tip negative 2.1mm and the sleeve positive 5mm. Various brands are available online.
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I've done it from an OLD 0.5A/500mA usb wall charger. Computer usb ports put out 5v at 0.5A/500mA, whereas most newer usb chargers put out 5-5.1v at 1A or more, so the battery may not be able to handle the higher amperage.
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To charge this BL-5L extended 3800mAh battery you must purchase a: - TYT TH-UVF9 battery charger for 110VAC or - TYT TH-UVF9D for 12VDC. Or, use a custom charger outputting 8.5V, 600mA or better. Polarity is possibly center-positive?
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it uses 4 x 1 1/2 volt batteries so you would need a 6 volt charger. however I have not tried to make it work that way. if it doesn't work like that you might have to put in 4 ni-cad AA batteries.
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I use a 9v battery. You will need to adjust the battery connectors a little, as it tends to be a little wide.
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Output voltage is 9.6 to 18V DC. That's what is printed on the back label. This charger is intended to charge several Rigid battery types that fall within this range--not just 18V.
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I use it for my 18 volt batteries and works great... from what I remember it was supposed to be able to charge 9 and 18 volt... but not quite sure... so good luck... if you have a puter, look up Black and Decker Battery chargers and you will possibly find your answer... GOOD LUCK
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Yes It will. However I always use a 90 Watt Charger when I buy 9 cell Batteries. It is not necessary I just do, Good luck.
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I use lots of non oem chargers with various mA ratings but mine are all 5.0v. I would imagine that the phone has a regulator since chargers may naturally vary by a few tenths of a volt, if you use it with your stock battery without issues you would probably be ok.
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Not certain but be sure your battery can take that rate of charge. Pretty certain mine are maxed at 10 amp for charging. Contact the battery vendor 1st.
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Probably....i know the Tenergy 8.4v can be charged on just your stock airsoft battery wall charger, so I'm pretty sure the 9.6 can too (I use the tenergy smart charger for all my batteries now, never hooked up my 9.6 to a stock charger) just make sure to unplug it as soon as it starts getting warm.
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The operating instructions say:9 volt charging is timed, switches off after 14 hours. Red LED goes off to indicate charging is finished. Charge current for 9V batteries is stated to be 20 mA. That rate is confirmed by label on underside of charger.I'm very pleased with how it charges 1.5 volt cells. I have no 9V rechargeables so it's more limited capabilities there were not an issue for me.
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yes, definitely! the charger can take anything from 100 to 240 volts. the plug looks like | | so you might need an adopter if your outlet shape is different, for example : shape. :)
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Sure thing Hoppy-Doodle! I even called technical support at DeWalt earlier today (around 2:45pm CST) and they told me that it will work and will actually fully charge all batteries from 7.2 volts - 18 volts in an hour or less. I can tell you from charging my 9.6 volt batteries that it's amazing how fast I can fully charge both of my batteries and be ready to use them again. So the answer to your question is YES, YES, YES, YES, YES, YES!!!!!!!!
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The first answer is a bit off, because they did not consider the step down from the power supply at 12V to the USB slots at 5V. The power supply is 5A at 12V, or 60 watts. The 9 USB slots provide .9A each at 5V, for a total of 36.5 watts. Add the 2.1A at 5V for the charging slot, and you have a total of 36.5 + 10.5 = 47 watts. This is within the capability of the power supply. So, you should be able to deliver the full rated power to all of the slots simultaneously.
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NEVER use a 12V charger on a 6V battery. You could fry either the battery or the charger. You can cause the battery to leak or explode.