Do I need a special charger or can I use my NiCD Charger
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You will need the charger for lithium batteries. The NICAD charger will not work with the lithium batteries, however, the lithium charger will charge both batteries.
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You need a lithium battery charger. You can also purchase a Charger that. will charge both lithium and NiCD batteries . Do not try to charge a lithium battery with a NiCD charger.
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You will use the same charger. Your tool will have more power and will last longer between charges.
1459375
Yes .... my charger has for a model # PCXMVC type 1 ... haven had any issues with the device.
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As a general rule, any 'smart' charger designed to recharge NiMH cells can also handle NiCd cells.The reverse, however, is not true. This is besuase a 'smart' NiMH charger has to detect a small negative voltage drop (-dV/dt) when the cell is fully charged. NiMH cell has a smaller voltage drop compared to NiCd. So if a charger is capable of detecting the signal for NiMH, it can definitely detect that for NiCd.
874519
You will need to use your original charger. Mine didn't come with a new one.
2007516
No, this charger only charges nicad batteries. You will need to purchase Ryobi 18V "dual chemistry" chargers that will charge lithium ion AND nicad batteries.
2250940
No, you have to buy chargers separately. Any standard chargers will do. I bought these, and they work great: iSi N2O Cream Chargers, 24-Pack
250074
Hi! You need a usb charger, if it is possible buy a plug with usb and a micro usb cable that match with the blinc unit.
2241533
Yes, they will work fine, the fit is a bit different does not look like they were made to go together but all works fine. The charger for the NiCd will not work, you must have the Li ion charger, they will last longer charge back faster and are much lighter in weight.
784479
Your current charger will work just fine. No special charger is required. This battery has greatly improved the battery life.
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ebay you need the exact model or you can to to a store like taget or radio shack wallmart they have universal chargers you might want to call asus to get the exact model number
189194
You could, but if the charger doesn't have a good voltage regulator it may damage the Reader. Since you are investing in a good reader you better buy something designed especially for it. I have purchased good chargers for about $6.00.
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I'm not sure. I would just type that into the search bar along with "charger" and it should bring up what you need. And you can always buy it and then return it if the seller will allow it.
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That's exactly what I did. Your drill, saw, light, etc., doesn't know the difference between a NiCd or Li-Ion.
263633
Nope. Use any port for any item, such as any phones &/or iPads or other tablets. Just do not exceed the 6.2 Amp maximum. Interestingly enough, I discovered that when I went above the max output of the charger it proceeded to charge 2 iPads & 1 iPhone while keeping the third iPad "on hold" until one of the other three items were charged. Then it polished off my phone. Hope this helps. This is the best of 4 chargers I have had. The other thee went into the trash.
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Yes, I have the Li and the NiCad. The Li charger works on both batteries btw. The Li battery really performs
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I would say no because the La Cross charger specifically states that it is for charging NiCd and NiMH batteries only.
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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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WHile this is POSSIBLE to replace your NiCd battery, I'm not sure if the bracketry that holds the batteries on will work to hold it in place. ALso you would have to buy a separate Battery charger that is designed for Lithium Ion batteries because your NiCd battery charger is NOT compatible with Lithium Ion batteries. Other than those issues you can always change the TYPES of batteries as long as the Voltage is the same but as you can see, sometimes, you run into other problems while doing so.