I have an item that needs charging, the battery pack says 9.6V,AA SIZE,1300mAH. would this charger work?
2046562
I don't know - please contact the manufacturer regarding this question. Thank you!
2226644
Do not know about your item. If you will look on the item or on your paper work, for the power required. Voltage and current.- example 5v with a straight line with dots under it (5volts direct current) 2A (2 amps)Look for a charger that matches. If the size of the plug, on the charger, that goes into your item matches the connector in your item, the charger probably will work. Good Luck.
2162681
Contact the manufacturer directly. Or review the unit manual for the charger specs and order a universal charger from Amazon with the same spec. As long as the voltage, amps and positive/negative terminal are the same it would work fine.
691449
I only use the 9.6V, but apparently the charger will handle the full range of batteries. The red light to start would be normal if it stays on solid; if it flashes, it still needs a little charge.
875260
2 6volt batteries is still 6 volts. I don't think this charger will work for you, there are some dual 6/12 volt chargers, but I think this charger is just 12 volt.
991651
Yeah, it's the correct one. Sorry I answered a bit late, I don't check email until the weekends. Anyway, here's what the label on the charger says EXACTLY: BATTERY CHARGER Part No: 428626 Input: 120VAC - 60Hz 60mA Output: 15VDC - 100mA ~ Hope you enjoy your purchase and that I was of help.
1376365
Yes. This charger will charge it as long as the battery is 6 or 12 volt and the ampere hour rating is less than 15 ah. If it is larger, this model won't have enough power to fully recharge it. It is rated for 1 1/2 amps. You would need a larger unit.
32715
I looked up your charger # & found 1 on ebay for 19.98. Do not know which other chargers might work. First thing I would check to see if the batteries are good if you have not already done that. I hope that info helps some. Good luck
503465
Yes, it will work fine. The milliampere /hours of the battery only have to do with power capacity ie battery life. If the voltage is the same and the battery fits bigger mAh is better. Make sure the new one is the rechargable type before you attempt to recharge it.
1483370
No. For starters a "normal" battery charger (if you are talking about what you'd plug AA's into) is designed for batteries that get to around 1.5 V or so, way less than what this one is rated for. And of course it won't connect without a bunch of custom splicing and screwing around. And they are a totally different kind of battery as well. If you're going to own something that requires this kind of battery, you need to also own the proper way to charge it.
991631
The mAh does not matter, but I am unsure what the 2.6 means. As long as it is 3.7V, it should work.
227264
Hi Janie, I really can't say for sure. Output is important, this charger is 19.5v @ 6.7 A. Then plug obviously needs to be the same. If you send an e-mail address I'll send Picts of backplate and plug.
307625
i don't know if the ends are the same and since your charger only goes to 8.4 volts it wont fully charge a 9.6 volt battery i say dont use it
854133
I'm not sure this will answer you question but the 9 pin adaptor fits on the removable battery to charge it.
2248779
your original charger works. the ac adapter connects to your computer, not the battery pack, unless you have some kind of external charge dock for the battery that i've not heard of..
1508532
Yes, it will work, because it's the same voltage. It will just take a bit longer to charge the 4amp battery.
2064325
I don't think so. This charger is a 3.5 volt charger and fits much larger batteries (for high powered flashlights). AA's are, I believe 1.5 volts. That looks likea mismatch to me.