Can this charge batteries with a 1amp power source?
863077
I believe so; I plugged mine into a USB3.0 slot and charged batteries with it. The USB3.0 standard permits only 900mA continuous power.
863078
yes it will charge them with a 1amp power source, also even with a low power USB port, My computer only puts out about .9 amps and it charges 4 2000 mAh AA NI-MH batteries just fine
1167039
Yes , the charger will charge batteries between 6v-12v so you will be ok. depending on wich "female connector" you have it should work great. and if it doesn't include the connector you need, you could always run down to your local hobby shop and pick up a adapter .
1425234
Not sure... But I doubt it's much over 1.2 or so.Not likely to charge a laptop battery.
2023491
You can charge these batteries with any makita charger designed to charge makita 18v slide style batteries. Input voltage does not matter.
2129116
The source for the power comes from the A/C 120V adapter that plugs into the wall. You will need two of those to charge two separate batteries most likely
2094783
I wouldn't use this charger for a battery that size. It would probably take at least 24hrs to charge it. I would look for a charger that's at around a 2-5amp charger. This would be a good alternative for just a little increase in price.... Schumacher XM1-5 1.5 Amp Fully Automatic Power Charger and Maintainer
1376365
Yes. This charger will charge it as long as the battery is 6 or 12 volt and the ampere hour rating is less than 15 ah. If it is larger, this model won't have enough power to fully recharge it. It is rated for 1 1/2 amps. You would need a larger unit.
1772836
I probably wouldn't if it were mine. Some electronics and batteries may be damaged by a power source that provides too much current (Your charger needs .3 amps and this supply puts out 1 amp). The device I am using with my power supply is a cheapy unit that is inexpensive, so no harm if it gets fried. I am also using my power supply to take the place of batteries, not for charging batteries like you're wanting to do. My recommendation is to pass on this as it might cause damage. Good luck :-)
1998467
Thanks. I want to power a wireless charging pad. Will check to see if 1amp is enough for the ravpower pad I have
1725611
Not to my knowledge, I sent 2 of these units back, first one failed and the second failed as well on 110V. This charger might be OK for small batteries but not worth it for any car or truck battery. I would not recommend it at all.
1156839
Yes, But will not charge at 1C rate. Max charge rate when using all four slots is 1000ma. Max when using two slots is 1200ma. i.e. around two hours charge time. Normally charger must put in about 110% of discharge current if battery is in good condition. Really like this charger because each slot is independent and retains values after both charge and discharge.
340532
Yes you could use it to charge batteries, though I would look for something cheaper that provides less power. This device supplies way more than you need.
341469
Not for standard batteries it charges 3.7 volt rechargable Lithium batteries. Standard 1.5 volt rechargable batteries may explode when a larger voltage is applied.
1946042
It will charge all (C,D,AA,AAA--Alk,NI-MH,NI-Cd,) Also can charge something that needs a USB plug that takes 1amp or 2amp. It works- I have charged all the different batteries and my cell phone etc. Works great and will save you money.
1483370
No. For starters a "normal" battery charger (if you are talking about what you'd plug AA's into) is designed for batteries that get to around 1.5 V or so, way less than what this one is rated for. And of course it won't connect without a bunch of custom splicing and screwing around. And they are a totally different kind of battery as well. If you're going to own something that requires this kind of battery, you need to also own the proper way to charge it.
625943
Yes, it will charge any AA or AAA sized NiMH or NiCad rechargeable battery.
1241907
I'm not positive but I believe the one I bought put out AC voltage. I don't think that would work on charging a battery.