does the charger plug in or do i need to remove the battery. i really want a plug in model
1053485
It plugs in and a red light comes on. The light will not change however when the charging is completed. It stays red.
1053486
It needs to get plugged in. This is the best thing I have bought for my dog!!!!!!
381807
You don't, it has a charger and you plug it in... No battery changes needed
1802664
Yes. There is an attached plug your remove to plug in the charger. It stays attached so you don't lose it. Once charged you simply remove the charging cable and push the plug back into the port.
773647
Yes, you simply plug it into the charger when you are finished using it. I always kept mine plugged in when I wasn't using it.
1167601
It's on the top of the battery, look at the front of the center raised portion and there is a white rectangle plug / piece of plastic covering the plug insert socket. It is designed to snap back in when not in use to keep the weather and crud out of the port. The wiring harness from the charger can only fit one direction, there are raised ridges on the plug that fit in matching slots. I have a harness attached to both my wife's and my Busa's. She only gets to ride every now and then and the GPS tracking systems we have, take a small draw from the battery and after a couple months, I would get a page from it telling me the battery is low. With this trickle charge that fixed that issue. I ride to work most days, so I don't have the same issue, but put the charger harness on, in the event I didn't get to ride as often.
640580
I bought this camera yesterday and yes I did have to remove the battery to charge it. It only took me 3 hours to charge and it's really simple to place the battery back into the camera. All you have to do it take out the small flat battery into the charging station and connect it to the outlet. I too didn't want to charge my camera like this first, but it's really not that bad.
68183
I would typically plug it in when the battery died. I would just plug the charger directly to the phone or to my rapid-charge car charger - while still in the phone. One thing I should point out though. About one month after the warranty expired, the battery bloated up. I had to replace it with a zero lemon battery. I've had the new battery about 3 months and so far it is working flawless.
1174817
The tool or device that the battery it going to be used in should have come with a charger that plugs into any outlet. The battery plugs into the charger.
350847
I comes with a plug in charger. The charge doesn't last too long but works just fine. I like this little item very much.
972971
It fits in place onto charger. No plugging necessary when put in place to charge
445163
The battery charger plugs right into the outlet. If yours are different you may need an adapter. Sorry, I can't be of more help.
2013263
While it is not that easy to plug and unplug the battery charger, I just keep wiggling it back and forth until it comes out and use trial and error to plug in the battery charger. No other solutions then that for me.
1098404
yes,it does plug in; @ the battery keeps it operating in case of power failure.
2158472
Don't have to remove the battery if you want to just plug it in while at home to make sure it is charged when you are on the go. i don't think removing the battery would help persevere it.
1719642
No. The battery must be removed, which is very easy, and put in a charging device.
1169225
In order to use the wireless charger it needs to be plugged in and nothing else. You can pull it out to plug in the wired charger
766839
The charger is plugged in on the inside of the handle, basically on the inside of where the big, round, orange button is. That button is actually for adjusting the head angle. It is a little tight to initially plug it in, but not that big a deal. Still love the clipper and the telescopic handle too! Best~