Is the connector on the charger the female end or the male end? Just wondering because my battery has the female end on it and the picture looks like the male end. WIll this fit on my connector with one square hole and one arch shaped hole?
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It's a male end, but the actual metal prongs inside are female. If the metal prongs on the battery are male, it will work. One side has a square hole and the other an arch like shape. I've uploaded a picture for you to review under "Product Images from Customers" in the review section of the page.
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The charger is ment for lipo batteries. 7.4 & 11.1 etc. I dont know what the connection is called for the charge side of a lipo. Hope that helps. None of the connections you mentioned would work for that.
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i am not sure what kind of male ends you have. one side should be usb and the other is 1/8 inch for apple products. the usb goes to the usb on computer or charger that takes a usb connection. i have several usb type chargers that plug in to wall socket and it works on all of them. i hope this answers your question.
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the shorai charger is designed specifically for the shorai batteries. they are 4 or 6 pin connectors with a specific plug into the battery. it is for diagnostics and proper maintenance and charging. these batteries are not meant for normal charging at the posts. so to answer your question: no "standard" connectors.
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I myself haven't had ANY problems with the charging port....it's at the bottom ....works fine on mine !!!
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The female end. Once this is installed to your battery, the male end could easily contact metal and, if it was a positive end ,it could short out or worse!
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Well from what I have observered anything over 1/3 inch wont connect to the charger. But the more important question is how is the extended battery connect to the setup. I suggest you check out youtube videos for the installation.
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This is what I am using on my camp trailer. It is the male plug so the female end of an extension cord can plug into it and power the trailer(female). I am not the seller, I don't know if they make one with the female end.
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I'm guessing the plug in your connector is round, this one is oval with 8 holes connection. If oval and connection work, I don't see, why not Word of caution! if you don't unplug from battery when charging it will burn out circuit board. Mine did!! sorry couldn't be more help! charging
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No, at least not with the one that I was shipped. The connectors where different (not as shown), so I swapped them out. Excellent charger though, it'll keep your batteries in tip-top shape for a long time.
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I use the same charger for my cell phone, it is an LG phone. it has a small square end on it.
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Its a molex fitting, you would have to cut it and the cable and make your own attachment to the battery
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This charger is a double female for charging a double male battery. The connector is one square one arc with a flat bottom.
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the adapter has a 1/4 male, so it goes into a 1/4 female, it also accepts a 3.5 female, so your device has to have a 3.5 male. Not to be gross, but think about the anatomy. A male sticks out, and a female takes the point inside. Sorry, but that is the way I remember. Sometimes it is difficult to ascertain because the portion that sticks out is inside something, but this is pretty straight forward. I hope this helps!
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It has been a few years since I bought it, but I believe it matters which way you plug in the tip. I believe it has the polarity marked on the end of the cord where you plug in the ends. I don't have the charger any more, since my ex got everything but my truck...
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Which end of the charger are you speaking? If you are speaking about the small end, try fitting it into the square black piece which connects to the round end of the suction cup.
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Hi John. Yes, charger does include proper round connector. (I own a 48 V Club Car ;-). From my own research though this charger is NOT capable of the 18-20Amps necessary to "deep charge" golf cart batteries and will cause sulfation/premature failures... (I ended up buying a $$$ 8V 20A charger so that I can "shock" them / "clear them out" individually once in a while + using stock Club Car charger for "maintenance"/trickle charge and have had WAY LESS issue(s) since !). Good luck. Eric