Is this an en-el9 or en-el9a? The voltages would be different (7.4 vs. 7.2). What is the mAh? Will it work in the charger that came with a d5000?
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The battery I received says [sic] "POWWER for EN-EL9 Replacement. Li-ion battery 7.4V 2000 mAh". Who knows? It charges fine in my OEM Nikon charger and holds charge now for several months. It works alone or in my battery grip with my Nikon D5000. $15 delivered, or you can can pay $35 or so for an OEM genuine Nikon.
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The STK batteries I purchased are labeled EN-EL9 with a voltage of 7.4VDC and 1800mAH. Have used them in my D5000 and 2 at a time mixed with the Nikon EN-EL9as in my ZEIKOS Multi-Power Battery Pack. They recharge in my D5000 charger as well as the Nikon batteries. I haven't had STK batteries long enough to determine the battery life but they currently perform as well as the Nikon batteries
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Hi:This is not the EL9a. Mine worked as the origional in the d5000 as it is identical in all dimention to the origional Nikon battery. As for mAh its a meassure of the power delivered over a discharge interval. I presume that is the reasin why it seems to last a bit longer per use than the origional 1100mAh. This meassure should not affect the voltage delivered.Kind regards,Nathan
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The battery was an EN-EL9 at 7.4 volts which is the same model and voltage that came with my Nikon D40. I have no idea if it will work on the D5000.
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I also have DC9700 charger and the battery charged without any difficulty. Also no idea what the difference would be with an A model charger.
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You can find the compatibility chart here on Nikon's website: http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Batteries/27126/EN-EL14a-Rechargeable-Li-ion-Battery.html as for upgrading the firmware, you should always keep your firmware current. The main difference between the EN-EL14 and the EN-EL14A is the 14 is 7.4v @ 1030mAh and the 14A is 7.2v @ 1230 mAh. The 14A initially had less of a capacity on certain cameras for taking shots, even though it has a larger mAh capacity, this was due to a different method of the batteries chip integrating with the camera's battery "fuel gauge". This problem was repaired with a firmware upgrade to certain cameras. So if I were you I would DEFINITELY check and see if there is an upgrade for your camera as the latest came out on February 3rd for your camera: https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/18789 which includes the C:1.02 upgrade which directly deals with EN-EL14A integration.
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The D70 battery is a Nikon EN-EL3. Any charger that will work with that battery will do. There are cheap knock-offs that will do the job, but here is a link to the official Nikon charger: http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Power-Chargers/MH-18a-Quick-Charger.html
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I have a Nikon EN-EL10 battery but it won't take a charge and I ordered it in error. I don't know what kind of battery your camera would take.
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I used both a DW9116 (7.2v-14.4v) and DW9118 (7.2v-18v) chargers and both worked fine. No experience with the DW9107 but it is also a 7.2v-14.4v charger. I noticed that some of the DW9107 chargers were recalled. http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2001/CPSC-DEWALT-Industrial-Tool-Co-Announce-Recall-of-Battery-Chargers1/
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I have used my replacement EN-EL14 extra-capacity battery on my D5100 for a year and a half with no problems. The stock Nikon charger that came with the D5100 continues to charge both the original and the extra-capacity batteries properly. While I cannot speak for everyone, the extra-capacity replacement still works as good as new and outlasts the original battery and the stock D5100 charger has no issue charging either battery. I've charged both batteries at least 10 times.
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Yes. I purchased two of these batteries along with the charger, specifically for a D-80. The higher mAh rating means that the battery charge should last longer than the 1500 mAh version. I've had no problems with this battery in my D-80.
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I use this battery on my DW991 and its awesome. My chargers are 9108 and 9118 and they work fine, so I can't speak to the 9106, but I can't imagine it would not work.
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Hi Tam, I don´t think the charger is compatible for ND60, as this has another design of battery. Though I specifically checked for D5000 as that´s the cam I´ve got. Double check on the web and make sure. Good luck!
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I don't know. I do know that most battery chargers are very specific to the batteries that they will charge. The battery chargers a and the batteries I have very specific milliamps and also voltage requirements. A 500 mA battery and a 700 mA battery are not the same. Likewise a 7.4 V and a 7.2 V batteries and chargers are not the same. So I think the best thing to do is to check with the Panasonic people to see what battery charger you should use and can use. Hope this helps good luck
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Not to answer your question exactly, but you should be able to go to Nikon or any number of sites that sell the Nikon D800 and look under it's specifications for that specific camera and see what type of battery it takes.... I think what the EN-EL15 means is that it is both a EN-15 and a EL-15 battery.
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I use one (EN-EL14A) on my D3200 and it performs well. I have been using it a couple of months, maybe charged 10 times. I would guess that I get about 40% more pictures with this battery compared to the stock Nikon battery (EN-EL14). It depends if I am using the internal flash a lot or not. As for charging it, when the camera warns me that I have a low battery, I just put it in the stock Nikon charger until the charger until it indicates charge. I would recommend it and the price is goof too.
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If you Google Nikon D3200 battery, this is the battery (ENEL14) the D3200 camera. This is the same battery as in the D3100, and it works just fine in my D3100. The charger doesn't appear to be 220v compatible. It is 1500mAh, which is 1500 milliamp hours.
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Read the nikon Battery from your camera.... Mine in my D3200 says it is a en el-14. so you can tell if the EL-14 is for your camera's battery.
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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.
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It does not say Nikon on it anywhere. The charger is made in China does not say Nikon on it either it says XTCHENEL5. The battery has the following writing on it: EN-EL5 lithium battery, Caution do not short circuit, do not dispose into fire, charge only with specified charger. Li-ion 1040