Whats can i charge these on ? or with . what chargers do it
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Look for the ones with the AC plug those work well, those kinds have a good output (usually) I find the ones with 1 amp output are good for these batteries
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My preferred charger is the MAHA 808M as it charges everything from AAA up to D's. it charges approx. 8 AA 's at a time and either 6 or 8 C's and D's.
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I bought this and it worked well. I still bought a small battery tester to check on how much charge was left after battery use or periodically:"Maha Powerex MH-C808M 8 Cell Multi-Charger for AA/AAA/C/D"; $83.56
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This should work (http://www.amazon.com/Maximal-FC999-Universal-Alkaline-Batteries/dp/B008467K1E/ref=sr_1_16?ie=UTF8&qid;=1373460809&sr;=8-16&keywords=battery+charger). Also, I've been looking into Tesla Chargers which bring the potential of batteries back to 100% but I don't see one yet for simple batteries, just 12V (http://teslachargers.com/products.html).
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These batteries can be charged with any charger that charges NiMh batteries. It should say that on the charger's package. When charged, you just use these batteries like any other batteries, based on the size. For example, the "D" cell batteries can be used on any appliance that takes "D" cell batteries.
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No. They won't charge with the charger that comes with the camera. You must use the one that comes with them.
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Amazon has the charging unit. Any stir on charging unit will work. Just google it!
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You can get a charger for $9.99 through Creative labs...lol. That's pretty inexpensive.
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Any standard USB charger should work. The safest choice of course is to use notebook or PC USB port for charging while you use the computer for some work.
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I actually had problems with these. I bought two, and neither will charge. I don't know if I somehow got the wrong ones, or if it was a laptop issue. From the research I did it sounds like it has to do with my laptop drivers. I tried a few things I found online to try to fix it, but eventually just gave up.
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They use rechargeable AA batteries which you can buy anywhere. Not so for the proprietary charger. You could however buy the batteries and a AA charger separately and just change them when they need recharged.
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Any universal charger works, especially since these don't need to be refreshed as they have no "memory." You might as well go with a cheap one or one you already have. I use two different ones, a RadioShack universal & an Energizer NiMH. Good luck.
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Yes, they can be charged with the OEM charger. In fact, I don't have any other charger - so yeah, OEM works :)
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They come with a charger. They have connectors on the right ear phone that hook into the charger.
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You can find chargers for the Rhyme anywhere that sells them. I used the one from another smartphone it has a typical plug.
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you can put any batteries in, but you need these if you want to recharge in the device. In other words, to charge other batteries you would need to remove them and put them in a separate charger and then reinstall. PITA
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They can be charged with any Mini USB terminated charger. Ipod, cell, etc. In fact, you don't even need the included combination USB/Audio cable. Charge it using a standard Mini USB terminated cable and connect audio using any 3.5MM male-to-male adapter/extension cable, from audio source to speakers 3.5mm I/O jack.
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These have a USB adapter and plugs into that in order to charge up. The charge lasts a really long time, too. I didn't think I wanted headphones that I had to charge up, but these have worked out really well. Hope this helps :)
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The ones that came suggested on the packaging was just to do a complete charge before use. The packaging isn't on my person at the moment. But it doesn't say anything about using different chargers. I looked that up myself on the internet. Search "Zero Lemon Galaxy note 2 XDA forum" on google and you'll see a page that has in depth information about the battery and several in-depth reviews with pictures as well as what chargers to use and how to find the right one for this battery so it can charge quicker.
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As far as I know anything that charges via USB. You may want to ask that of the company too though.
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You can use any mini USB chargers... as long as the output rating is 5V, which is quite common for most USB stuff.