I have a 100ah 12v battery that I made from lithium ion batteries. Will the charger be able to hand that type of current?
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Tyler, I tried to use this charger on a Helio battery. It would not charge it. I sent it back and got a refund. I'd be cautious about using this item!!!!!
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no it is too big itll only handle up to a 2000mah battery up to 9.6v, other than that your s.o.l. i own and have had it for a year and charges my batteries fine for my mini sprint, mini slider and jato 3.3 just fine
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The charger can handle input voltage from 100 to 240 volts. So, you should be able to use the charger with only an adapter. I have found the charger to be quick in recharging the batteries.
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The battery has to be the specific size for your particular tool. The charger can be use for different size batteries.
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After doing a lot of research on NiMH and Li-Ion batteries and their respective charging algorithms (see book called "Batteries in a Portable World" or website batteryuniversity.com), I would say NO... do not use this charger for Li-Ion batteries. Only Ni-Cd and NiMH!!
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Yes , the charger will charge batteries between 6v-12v so you will be ok. depending on wich "female connector" you have it should work great. and if it doesn't include the connector you need, you could always run down to your local hobby shop and pick up a adapter .
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I don't know but I've learned if charger says bad battery & shuts off if you can put a little charge in with an older charger, this charger will then take over & gradually bring that battery back from the dead. my charger model is 12 v only and relatively low camps, but it has restored several batteries for me if given the time to work.
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The 12V charger on this unit is minimal, maybe 10 watts, it should say in the specs, but I don't remember. I know I used the 12V plug on my motor home start battery and it barely made a difference on a 600 watt battery. You could use a separate 12V charger as long as it doesn't demand too many watts. Good luck.
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The CR123A batteries I bought on amazon are not Lithium-Ion batteries. They sent me CR123A Lithium batteries wich are NOT rechargable and are 3 Volts. These power my night vision iluminator. At the time I bought these batteries I could not find rechargable 123A batteries. As for the charger charging 123A batteries, mine are CR123A Lithium and are NOT rechargable but the contacts do fit this charger and there is a voltage setting on the side of the charger for 3 Volt or 4.2 Volt. If you lookup this charger it does not list any CR123A batteries compatible with it. So I* would say try at your own risk. But does seem viable because the voltage is close just watch to see if the batteries or charger heat up too much. I hope this helps.
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If you are matching the current, amps and polarity of the provided charger then the answer is yes.
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Probably not, if it is a 3 pin connector the charger you are supposed to use probably is monitoring the temperature of the batteries while charging. If you are good with electronics you can probably get this to work by wiring in a connector, but it may decrease the life of the batteries and not charge them correctly.
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No, The old nicad charger will not charge new lithium batteries . The new lithium batteries will work on old One+ tools.
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Yes, the charger will work on 100v to 240v. I have used it is Europe. The Wasabi Batteries are excellent.
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The charger that came with my kit is a DCB101 and is listed with an input power rating of 120V AC - 60 Hz and 1.5 Amps. It will charge both 12V and 20V Lithium Ion batteries.
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The quick answer is "it depends." Read the label of your "solar" rechargeable battery types. If the label says it is a nickle cadmium (NiCad) or Nickle Metal Hydride (NiMH) the answer is YES, just remember to set the charger's slide switch to the type of battery you wish to recharge. Charging batteries of different types (alkaline, NiCad, NiMH) invites a poor recharge at best, overheating, leakage or damage to the charger. The answer is NO for recharging standard (heavy duty) batteries and for recharging high-end lithium or "Quantum" batteries.
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Sure, I use mine to charge every kind of battery I have! Make sure you follow the battery's manufacturer recomendations for what to set on the charger
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I would think you could. I have the charger made by the manufacturer of these batteries.
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I don't know if it does and probably would not risk it. Because it is made specifically for these lithium ion batteries it could cause damage to either the charger of other batteries.