When I order this charger for my LAA0170 Li-Ion battery, how do I add the DC car cord to the order. Thanks.
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Hello I am unsure how to do it in Amazon. We do not list the charger with this accessory since people rarely purchase it. Ebay has a feature that allows you to add an amount for these types of additions, it would be $10.00, maybe amazon does too. If not, call me and I will take your order for the accessory separately, thanks, Vince
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On the box that the charger came in they have their website listed....www.cynphon.com. I would contact them with your request.....
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I believe that I had to order the charger cord for it ? I think anyways. Thanks !
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I bought a Ridgid AC840083 - X4 18v 3.0ah Hyper Lithium ion Full Capacity Battery,Sold by Innovative Emporium. I looked at the ad for the battery you bought from another seller. If I had bought based on the ad I would have expected the charger too. Though a battery and a charger for that price would be a steal. It seems to me that they owe you a charger. At any rate you got a good battery at a good price. Best of luck. Stan
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You need to plug this into the AC/DC Charger base that came with the radio. Unfortunately, this 12VDC Car Charger Cable is NOT a direct plug in. Deceptively marketed product WITHOUT explanation to consumers. Else Baefeng radio products seem to work well.
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Try a local Black &Decker; dealer or call 1-800-544-6986. Your model number is VEC157BD You need a UL Listed Class 2 ,12 volt DC Charger
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Amazon has something that will work. Search "24 Volt SLA Battery Float Charger". The price is $25. You will need the connector from your old charger or purchase a connector that will fit the plug on the battery box. Attach the connector to the wires from the trickle charger to the connector - MAKE SURE YOU GET POLARITY CORRECT. I got rid of my Neuton a few years ago because it ate batteries and cut poorly otherwise I would look and tell you the polarity of the connector.
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I got an AC charger at a computer repair shop. They had a bunch of old chargers in a bin and they gave it to me for free! Be sure it delivers at least 1500ma output though, or you'll be charging your battery for a long time. Also, I found a cigarette lighter (12V plug) power cord, brand new at a thrift store for $4. Works great.
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this is the older radio charger and does not charge new lithium ion batteries. the new dco12 does charge both NiCad and li ion batteries. my older radio is on the job, a little beat up but still works.
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Shouldn't be a problem with DC current, Better to have a continuos extension without multiple connectors (length not too much of an issue). it's best to check with manufacturer of the charger.
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It was confusing to me too, but somehow I figured it out. Maybe I asked DeWalt for help. I bought two of the DC9180 lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion seemed like the better choice for use in my DeWalt drill, my DeWalt vacuum (DC515), and my DeWalt battery charger (DC9320). Amazingly, the instruction manual for the drill does not say anything about the proper battery. But it does mention batteries in the section about product warranty. It says that there is two years's worth of free service on these battery packs: DC9071, DC9091, DC9096, DC9180, DC9280, and DC9360. On the drill itself there is no mention of batteries. It was confusing to me too, but somehow I figured it out. Maybe I asked DeWalt for help. I bought two of the DC9180 lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion seemed like the better choice for use in my DeWalt drill, my DeWalt vacuum (DC515), and my DeWalt battery charger (DC9320). Amazingly, the instruction manual for the drill does not say anything about the proper battery. But it does mention batteries in the section about product warranty. It says that there is two years's worth of free service on these battery packs: DC9071, DC9091, DC9096, DC9180, DC9280, and DC9360. On the drill itself there... » Read More It was confusing to me too, but somehow I figured it out. Maybe I asked DeWalt for help. I bought two of the DC9180 lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion seemed like the better choice for use in my DeWalt drill, my DeWalt vacuum (DC515), and my DeWalt battery charger (DC9320). Amazingly, the instruction manual for the drill does not say anything about the proper battery. But it does mention batteries in the section about product warranty. It says that there is two years's worth of free service on these battery packs: DC9071, DC9091, DC9096, DC9180, DC9280, and DC9360. On the drill itself there is no mention of batteries. « Show Less
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I would look on your original charger's electrical specs and make sure the numbers match. With most chargers I've ordered, they have worked if I did that. This charger, however, was mis-advertised. It says it is a DC 5V 2A, but it was in reality a DC 5V 1500mA, which didn't work on my Android tablet, so I had to return it.
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No where! The battery compartment of the unit is made for four AA cells only. Four AA cells connected in series, will give 1.5x4=6 Volts. Perhaps there is error in the sticker on the back side of ths gadget where it is written that the DC outlet should be connected to 200 mA 9 V (core negative) DC supply!! I have owned this dictionary for last 12 years and have gifted to many children and had not noticed this error. Thanks for pointing it out. BTW most of the DC supplies are core positive unlike the recommendation here, so if at all you wish to use a DC supply please buy the original unit manufactured / recommended by Language Master only to safeguard your dictionary. No where! The battery compartment of the unit is made for four AA cells only. Four AA cells connected in series, will give 1.5x4=6 Volts. Perhaps there is error in the sticker on the back side of ths gadget where it is written that the DC outlet should be connected to 200 mA 9 V (core negative) DC supply!! I have owned this dictionary for last 12 years and have gifted to many children and had not noticed this error. Thanks for pointing it out. BTW most of the DC supplies are core positive unlike the recommendation here, so if at all you wish to use a DC supply please buy the... » Read More No where! The battery compartment of the unit is made for four AA cells only. Four AA cells connected in series, will give 1.5x4=6 Volts. Perhaps there is error in the sticker on the back side of ths gadget where it is written that the DC outlet should be connected to 200 mA 9 V (core negative) DC supply!! I have owned this dictionary for last 12 years and have gifted to many children and had not noticed this error. Thanks for pointing it out. BTW most of the DC supplies are core positive unlike the recommendation here, so if at all you wish to use a DC supply please buy the original unit manufactured / recommended by Language Master only to safeguard your dictionary. « Show Less
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I DID NOT RECEIVE WHAT I ORDERED (1500-CA with 3A/10A/15A options). Amazon sent me a 1500A with 3A/8A/15A options, but when you open the box up and look at the charger, IT ONLY HAS OPTIONS FOR 3A/15A !This makes the charger useless to me, as I use only Optima AGM batteries, which have a 10A maximum charge rate. Amazon had better overnight-express me the right one...I need it tomorrow!
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You may ask Smatree directly. I seem to have seen non OEM chargers for the D4 battery. It may have been on Amazon, or ebay. The problem with lithium batteries chargers is that the batteries are very sensitive to what is charging them.
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I'm not familiar with this part #. This charger works great for me. It actually works better than the old charger. If you left the battery in the old charger overnight, it would be very warm the next morning. With the new charger , it will be cool, both the battery and charger--this is good for the battery & power bill.
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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.