Is it compatible with 'Radioshack 4-6 Hour Battery Charger'? They only recommend 1.2V/1600mAh for AA.
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I don't know, but I use the Maha charger to recharge these batteries. You could contact Radio Shack and ask them regarding their charger.
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I don't think you can get this to work with an AA battery. It ships with a charger and two 18650 3.7v Batteries. You use one at a time. It's super bright and with a 1.5v battery, even if it fit (which I doubt) it would be very dim. The 18650 3.7v Battery is longer and has a greater diameter than an AA battery. There are many flashlights that look almost exactly lke this one but the are NOT the same. Read the specifications carefully.
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you can put any AA size battery in it, its the mah which makes the difference as to how long the battery will last, obviously you can only put rechargeable batteries in a charger. please note if you have firm ware 1.2 do note upgrade to 1.3 as this will mess up your pictures, and there is no way back once you have upgraded
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You need to make sure the batteries have the same form factor. The one that came with my radio is cylindrical, roughly 5/8" in diameter and 2 11/16" long. From your description of the proposed battery change the voltage is fine and additional charge is also fine. But with more charge capacity usually comes higher physical volume so look out for a different (bigger) form factor. Incidentally, why do you want to upgrade the battery? The radio will run with the existing battery on one charge for a lonnnnng, long time. Hector
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I see nothing to indicate it would. The unit appears designed to charge standard AA, AAA, C, D (all of which are 1.2v-1.5v) and 9v batteries. Nothing about a 3.6v battery. And so I doubt it. I suppose you could try it, but in my experience using too low a charging voltage will usually not fully charge a battery, and also potentially will shorten it's life.
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Photo shows 5000mA which is same as 5A. I have used this to charge my 1300mA 2s lipo to 5000mA 3S lipo. It supported 5000mA as in the description otherwise my charger would throw error(like When i used 2000mA dc adapter from external hard drive dock and try to select 2400mA in battery charger).
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No. A regular rechargeable battery charger will have an output just over 1.5V per cell. These are 3.2V. Unfortunately your charger will either read them as fully charged way too soon, or refuse to charge them at all. There very well could be super-smart-chargers that would somehow recognize these and charge appropriately, but a regular one for 1.2V NiMH or NiCad batteries will not work.
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Yes the same in essence. the biggest things your going to look for in these batteries is the dimensions. Obviously voltage (12v) and capacity ( 18-19 amp hour) is a factor but you can play with the Ah's +- a little. But Can't use it if it doesn't fit in the battery locationFor in these types of batteries
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That depends somewhat on the charger. I have a very compact Energizer charger (#CHDC8) that will charge 4 AA's in about two hours. Some quick chargers are faster, but I've been told fast charging is not good for the batteries.
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I bought and use it exclusively for AA rechargeable batteries. But the product literature very clearly states that it will work on AA and AAA and adjust the charging current appropriately - so I am not sure what you are questioning.
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4 AA 2500mAh batteries in 5 hours so 4 x2000 in 4 hours or 500 ma per hour. Won't make any difference what your charging source is, it only draws 500 ma
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Forest, I I don't know. I have 4 18volt Haticha batteries, but 2 different series. This charger only partially charges. I mean it lasts for about 3 minutes. I think we mave bee duped.
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2 6volt batteries is still 6 volts. I don't think this charger will work for you, there are some dual 6/12 volt chargers, but I think this charger is just 12 volt.
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Yes, the charger is great for those batteries, slow charge takes about 6 hours but works fine.
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you can use it. I bought one of them for use with those batteries but when I charged the batteries it said half of them were bad. the charger also quit charging batteries altogether after about a month. get yourself a maha powerex charger. it will charge your batteries to 10,000 mah. the maha charger charged the batteries that the tenergy said were bad.
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Linsey- this is the best battery Charger for the money - this charger used with 2800 mAh NIMH batteries should give you lots of service and save you a lot of money!Yes - you can charge AA and AAA together so buy both sizes and recharge after every use, this way you can have fresh fully charged batteries every time.
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Not to come across as a smart a.., if it says don't use above 2000mah, why would you?? Having said that, I bought my battery and charger as a matched kit, so they were compatible. You might look to see what charger works with your battery