Does anyone have a recommended 120v ac charger to buy for this so I don't have to use a car battery?
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Just go on ebay and order a 12 volt 10 amps. power supply.I just buy one at 30$ shipping included.If you have time to wait a bit and not too much money to spend on it.
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I got the Imax B6AC charger for about $35 total. It charges several types of batteries and has LCD display. For LiPo batteries, it has Normal charge, Quick charge, Balance charge, Discharge, Storage charge, individual cell voltages, 1 to 6 cells, programmable, and "smart". The instructions are a little lacking, but it is easy to use, AC and DC powered, and accurate. I am happy with mine. There are several similar ones, but most cost more.
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Check radio shack. Look what volt and whatts the charger is. They are similar to a laptop charger.
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Probably need a different charger for 220v .. The one that came with it was 120v only.
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There are some 12 VDC "cigarette lighter" type of plug chargers that I believe they sell for this battery. Of course, commonly, it fits into the 120 VAC stand charger with or without the radio attached. Check the web sites for the charger.
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The key is to search for a 12VDC 500ma auto adapter. You may already have one for another device, I did.Sadly most adapters will cost as much or more than buying a charger which includes the car adapter. I would recommend the ARE-C1 18650 Battery Charger available @fenixgear.com for $13.95 which comes with both AC and 12VDC Auto adapter cords. The 12VDC cord included fits the Trustfire perfectly as well.
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Buy a dc to ac converter ( for the car outlet) and let us all know how it worked.
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110 only my friend. The charger that comes with the car is slow, 6 or 7 hours. I suggest getting a rapid charger. Also, look into lipo batterys. They have a lot better run time.
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I have a great charger which only costs about $10-15 or so. You can search online for an SLB-10A battery charger. Also, I purchased 2 rechargeable batteries to have as backup.
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I am using the Nitecore 2 battery charger. Runs under $20. Charges li-on, NiMh, etc. Works well.
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I bought a charger and additional batteries from Battery Junction. Here is a link their website: http://www.batteryjunction.com/
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The charger is labeled for use only with 120 VAC input. You might want to contact Bosch to see if they have a charger for 220V, or get a transformer to drop the voltage for use with the charger. Also check the frequency of the power there, 60 cycle is the standard in the US.
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The AC charger that came with my unit only works on 120v AC. Toshiba may make a universal voltage supply charger.
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I would buy a less expensive one with a charger. This one has batteries. It would probably work just as well.
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Get yourself the Belkin Sansa charger kit, it has a car charger and 120 volt charger both are USB. It comes with a Sansa USB cable , you can charge it anywhere . Works great
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This comes with a regular wall AC charger. That's all we have ever needed. Hope this helps~!
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Did you try Bissell's website, I would start there. Radio Shack also has some universal chargers, it would just be a matter of getting the correct one with the right voltage.
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Mine came with a Model dns-050100e, Input: 100-240V AC, 50-60 Hz, 0.25A, Output: DC 5V---1.0A. I think any charger that meets those specs (and has a mini-usb plug) would work. I'd try e-bay or amazon.