I have EN-EL9a Nikon battery pack. Will the EN-EL9 listed work for EN-EL9a?
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Straight from Nikon's web site "MH-23 Quick Charger - Enables charging of Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL9a and EN-EL9. " Hope that helps!
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I have the MH-23 charger and it works with all of my EN-EL9 and the EN-EL9a batteries.
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The batteries should be about the same, the "a" in this case indicates a revised, probably improved, version. This charger will work for both.
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Yes, the EN-EL5 will work. Buy a brand name battery if you can. I bought the $8 battery and it stopped working after about 3 months. It wouldn't even take a charge. Buy a Nikon, EverRready or Duracell if you can. I got an EverReady and am satisfied with it. It doesn't hold a charge as good as the Nikon original but it will definately beat the cheap China made ones. Hope this helps.
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I do not know. I use EN-EL15 batteries, the same type that my D800 uses and that is what the makers stated would work.
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I ordered this for my Sony Alpha and it works perfectly. Can't tell you whether it will work for a Nikon.
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I am replacing this battery (which will no longer charge) with a Wasabi, and the Wasabi does work in the S6100 - "Wasabi Power Battery (2-Pack) and Charger for Nikon EN-EL12 and Nikon Coolpix AW100, AW100s, AW110, AW110s, P300, P310, P330, S31, S70, S610, S620, S630, S640, S800c, S1000pj, S1100pj, S1200pj, S6000, S6100, S6150, S6200, S6300, S8000, S8100, S8200, S9050, S9100, S9200, S9300, S9400, S9500"
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It should, I have the Nikon 1 J3. I checked the owner's manual and it states the camera uses the EN-EL20 battery.
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No. You need an EL9. Type in Nikon d40 replacement battery and it will come up.
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Nikon's website says the EN-EL3e battery is compatible with the D50 camera. check it out.
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Hello,It works for my Nikon L610, And use EN-MH2 1.2V min. 2300mAh (x2) rechargeable Ni-MH batteries,hope this helps
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It looks like it is, based on this item which has a similar appearance: Insten EN-EL3e Battery Charger Compatible with Nikon D70 D80 D90 D100 D200Seems like the plug tucks away for easier storage. Hope that helps!
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I don't know. Check the specs on Amazon or the nikon website for the exact battery model required
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Yes, on the Nikon website, specifically, on this page: https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/322/~/battery,-charger-and-ac-adapter-compatibility#DigitalSingleLensReflex
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Although the EH62A is listed here for use with a few cameras, its instructions manual says that it may be used with any Nikon camera that uses an EN-EL5 battery. The problem here is that the picture provided by Amazon (as of Sep 15, 2013) is not EH62A or, more likely, is incomplete. What is missing is the divice that is introduced into the camera instead of the battery. It has a short cable that (as R. Stroker explains in his answer) is left outside of the camera. There is where you plug the cable shown in the picture, not directly to the camera (at least not in my P500).
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I'm not sure of the difference, but whatever you do, make sure that all the#'s match up don't mix of they don't! Example the EN-EL14 is 7.4V 1030mAh 7.7Wh, if those don't match, don't mix. But on the plus side, it will still work with 1 battery at a time, so just keep them charged up and ready to shoot!
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Wow... I'm not sure. I've not had any problems with mine. I have one original nikon battery and one enel14 made by digipower. I would try attaching the grip first, then sliding in the battery tray. Or if you've already tried that.... Load the grip with the batteries, then attach the grip to camera. Does the "AA" tray work? If not, could be a bad grip. Hope this helps... Please do let me know. I'll be doing some research in the mean time.....
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No, it will NOT use the EN-EL18 battery...only the EN-EL15. I just photographed and shot video of a wedding in St. Augustine, FL this weekend and I was glad I bought the battery grip!
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The D5300 takes a new battery, EN-EL14a and the kit includes an extra battery that is the old style EN-EL14 and not manufactured with the Nikon name. Both batteries operate fine in this camera. I believe the EN-EL14a has a higher capacity (longer charge); in operation, each lasts longer than one day of use (lots of pictures).