Can you used extended batteries in both chargers?
1447185
Hi, I can not catch your idea, sorry ;) but if you mean can it charge note 3 batteries, my answer is YES. I've uploaded more pictures on this product, so you can understand it better and you should get your answer, too. Smays
1997787
No. You can use rechargeable batterys and regaler batterys but I wouldn't leave batterys in it while using the wall chargers.
263627
Yes you can. It was difficult figuring out which way to place the battery in the unit at 1st, but it doesn't matter. The charger is amazing and will figure this out for you.
48322
Yes, that is what I bought these batteries for. They are both still working great, nice to have 2 batteries - always have a spare. Would recommend getting a separate charger also.
335676
I did try doing just what you described because that sounded like a really nice feature if it would work. UNfortunately, no you cannot use a charged battery in the charger to power another device.
1927798
The Idea is that you use one battery while the other is charging. Then, when your in use battery runs out (or low) - swap the batteries. It takes about 3 seconds. Having two chargers would be silly.
1560907
The end of the charger has a small port that the wall charger plugs into. If you plug the small charge wire plug that comes out from the edge of the charger into the phone and the wall charger into the end of the battery charger in the small port you will be able to charge both the extra battery and the phone at the same time. I wish I knew how to send pictures it would show you better than I can describe. Good luck. Hope this helps!
1687060
Hi PeterYes, you are quite right. I hadn't tried that but my unit will not do both at the same time. In practice I have a dual USB charger so the need has never arisen. Regards Richard Allan.
1096970
We had an older version, so we were able to use the same charger. We also purchased a second and a second battery.
1051501
Yes, but the answer is not as simple as connecting the batteries in parallel. Because each battery has slightly different capacity and internal resistance, over time, you will get uneven charges between them. The charge controller will stop charging once one of the batteries gets full, leaving the other not-fully changed. The result is reduced capacity, that is, you will not get twice the capacity of individual battery. The solution is to insert battery balancer between controller and batteries. See this wiki page. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battery_balancing
1202772
In my experience it works fine with the original charger. The charger flashes to indicates full charge and when inserted in the camera it reads as full charge. I cannot say for sure that I've noticed the charge lasting longer than the original kit batteries (which the extended mAh should indicate), but it definitely works with the original charger.
1555806
i bet u can. however, the chargers are definitely optimized for the best use with the recommended batteries
1048051
I thought I could, but quickly found you cannot. Ended up purchasing a new charger to go with my two new lithium batteries. You are better off to look for a kit or even a tool that comes with both. One good thing about the new charger is that it is "smarter" - you can leave the battery in the charger almost indefinitely without damaging it.
1472868
You can use the same back! No difference in battery size and you can charge your original battery using the wall charger that comes with the 2 battery plus charger kit.
1214545
don't know that you can use the same charger, but they substitute for powering anything requiring a AAA battery.. and last a VERY long time!
2260306
I can't say for sure or not because I don't have an extended battery. I can tell you that the contacts are on the top right side of the charger if your looking at it like the picture shows it here.
1667462
Yes you can. I do it all of the time. Note that both batteries will top out at 80% and not 100% when using this method.