can i use this NeewerÂ® B3 AC 100-240V 2S-3S Cells 7.4V 11.1V Lipo Battery Balancer Charger to charge this battery?
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Yes,it will work. Make sure you read the directions on the battery and the charger so you don't charge the battery too fast.
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Don't know of any reason you couldn't as long as you have the right connections
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Not familiar with that charger, if it charges 2s and has balancing plug you should be fine
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As long as the charger has a programmable setting to limit the charging current to < 20a, yes.
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Yes, you can. The problem is if you're asking the question, you shouldn't. I have contacted Shorai technical and they actually recommended to me a programmable Li battery charger the R/C folks use once they knew I knew what I was talking about. I, of course, believe my charger is better and have programmed it. THe hard part is determining the balance connector they use, which is NOT proprietary. I use a Cellpro from Revolectrix. I will look up the connector when I get home. The Shorai connectors change the wire harness from 5 wire to 7 wire for some unknown reason. Other than, perhaps, to force people into using their charger. Yes, you can. The problem is if you're asking the question, you shouldn't. I have contacted Shorai technical and they actually recommended to me a programmable Li battery charger the R/C folks use once they knew I knew what I was talking about. I, of course, believe my charger is better and have programmed it. THe hard part is determining the balance connector they use, which is NOT proprietary. I use a Cellpro from Revolectrix. I will look up the connector when I get home. The Shorai connectors change the wire harness from 5 wire to 7 wire for some unknown reason. Other than,... » Read More Yes, you can. The problem is if you're asking the question, you shouldn't. I have contacted Shorai technical and they actually recommended to me a programmable Li battery charger the R/C folks use once they knew I knew what I was talking about. I, of course, believe my charger is better and have programmed it. THe hard part is determining the balance connector they use, which is NOT proprietary. I use a Cellpro from Revolectrix. I will look up the connector when I get home. The Shorai connectors change the wire harness from 5 wire to 7 wire for some unknown reason. Other than, perhaps, to force people into using their charger. « Show Less
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I will never purchase this charger ever again, if you read the 1 stars in reviews theirs just like mine and had basically the same problems. I ended up buying a B6AC 80watt 6amp charger for about the same price and have used it constantly for 2 years now with out a problem. But the answer to your question they both will charge NiMh,NiCd,LiPo,LiOn batteries.
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The specifications on the WORX WG789 mower indicate it weighs 90 pounds (~ 41 kilograms). The battery charger has no switch on it to change from 120VAC. Of course, if you have a 240VAV - 120VAC converter you could plug the battery charger into it or, perhaps, WORX makes a European or International charging unit. I would try contacting Worx to see what they have available for you.
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I am not sure what model of charger you have but basically plug it directly in where you would use other charging leads and set it to 1S lipo and charge
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The battery has two connectors. One, foer the balanced charger. I believe an XLT connector & I do believe the other connector is referred to as a tamaya connector by some. Do double check. You can certainly find a good pic of the battery with connectors that can verify this for you. You can easily change the connectors as they are readily available cheaply on amazon, including the tamiya connectors. As long as you are using 11.1v you should be good. Hope I helped.
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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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The 01267 Tenergy 1-4 Cells Li-PO/Li-Fe Balance Airsoft Battery Charger is designed primarily forTenergy Airsoft LIPO battery users and hobby LIPO battery users,NOT industrial pcb type li-ion batteries
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No you can't , you need a charger that's lipo ready . Their are a few out their between 30 and 125 dollars ,I would recommend a quick charger that's lipo ready . Good luck USMC ( Hoorah)
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The only charger for the 18v battery that I use is only 120V, and I am not really shure if there is a 240 charger available or not....
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No you should always find an LiPO charger for thoes types of batteries this is a NiMH / NiCd charger, a cheap LiPO would be tenergys 1-4 cell Li-PO/Li-Fe Balance Airsoft Battery Charger.
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You can purchase this one Amazon "Black & Decker BM3B 6V and 12V Battery Charger / Maintainer".
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I personally use that battery. My charger is http://www.gote-power.com/balanceCharger/37.html It's been a great and reliable charger. Frank fodavis@hotmail.com
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Yes you can, you need a stepp-down transformer from 220V to 110V so you can use the charger that came with the set to charge the 3.7V li-ion battery or a charger 220V to charge the 3.7V li-ion battery.
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The charger that came with mine has a 110VAC to 18VDC, 1100mA converter. I suppose you could swap the converter out for a 220VAC.
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Lo-Po batteries need a balancing charger like the Tenergy TB6-B 50W Balancing Charger for NiMH/NiCD/Li-PO/Li-Fe/SLA Battery Packs found on Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/Tenergy-TB6-B-Balancing-Charger-Battery/dp/B00466L0BW/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1389852907&sr=8-5&keywords=tenergy+charger
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Absolutely not!!! Look at the plug. You'll blow up the battery and melt the charger if you try 220v