What do i need to connect my 3.7v 380mAH 1s batteries to this device??
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4 little chicklet type batteries plug in to the front of the box. You can see the plug outlets if you zoom in on the picture.
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You use the transformer that plugs into a 120 AC outlet.If away from an outlet, use any 12 volt DC battery and connect it to the charger with the wires that comes with the unit.
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3.7v batteries plug directly into this charger. If the base of your 380mAh battery does not match (perhaps it's larger) that of lower capacity batteries which plug in directly, you would need an extension to go from charger to your battery. Not seeing your battery that is the best I can do.
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4 Batteries connect directly to it. There are independent charging/charge complete indicators for each battery. Terrific little charger.
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Most any good charger will work. Check to see if it has a special setting for AGM batteries. If so use it.
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I've been using AA batteries, but there is a power input on the unit labeled DC 4.5v
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Here is what that is on the battery 3.7V=800mAh 2.9Wh, Lithium Battery Pack
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Check this out: http://www.ehow.com/how_7230474_connect-portable-radio-car-battery.html
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There is a 2 port (the smallest one) for 2s lipo balance, should work fine at 7.4v and connected to balance port
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I use a generic one, with interchangeable connection pins and variable voltage (but fixed 3A). Set it to 9V, center pin positive connection, and you're ready to go. I'm pretty sure you can find one here.
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To charge this BL-5L extended 3800mAh battery you must purchase a: - TYT TH-UVF9 battery charger for 110VAC or - TYT TH-UVF9D for 12VDC. Or, use a custom charger outputting 8.5V, 600mA or better. Polarity is possibly center-positive?
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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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I connected in series. Try this site for connecting info. (may have to cut and paste)http://www.solarrvpanels.com/index.php/wiring-rv-batteries-properly/
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I must AMMEND my former statement!!! A DUMMY battery is NOT A DEAD one. They are actually sold as dummies by companies and are cheap. I was lucky enough to have been corrected by RbwNY on July 7th. He/she informed me of this and added that pairing a 'dead' battery with the Li-on s can cause damage, etc. to the equipment. I should have known this as I know that pairing even an alkaline with a on-alkaline is NOT recommended. My apologies to everyone out there who has read my former comment. And a BIG THANKS to RbwNY for the help and advice!!!
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Uses the standard 6v square battery - or you can use the adapter that holds 4 D cells
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what you want to get is a 18650 3000mAh 3.7V Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery and a Charger . I got mine on amazon.
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I did a search and found only 1 battery but it is not compatible with newer units
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I think all the batt. have numbers on them, if it is the same it will work. Or you could just call the fractory #.
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Hobbyking.com 2 6s lithium batteries wired in series for 48v but i run 2 8s bateries and i run 35mph+
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I don't know what type of connector it is, but the only thing you need to do is replace the connectors from the batteries that you have right now. The batteries inside the pack are AA size batteries.