I have a couple of monster 12v 8D commercial size batteries in series, It should be ok with those, right?
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Sorry I don't know. I use mine for two 12 volt west marine dual purpose 685 wet cell batteries and it works great.
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The NOCO Genius GEN2 20 Amp 2-Bank Waterproof Smart On-Board Battery Charger will charge batteries with a capacity of 14 to 230Ah. An 8D battery can have a capacity of 245Ah. Verify the Ah rating of your battery to ensure you are between 14-230Ah.
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if you have 12v batteries in series your adding to the voltage therefore your batteries together are 24v not 12 anymore. if they are in parallel then you will still have 12v just double your amp hours. this charger says its for 12v only i wouldn't recommend it.
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Sorry, that is not my model so I am not sure. There are a lot of batteries very close in size, so it is best to be careful.
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Hi Mike, I just received similar batteries from this vendor and I am 100% satisfied with the quality and performance of the products. After receiving them, I oredered two more for a 12 v Makita also. They appear to be a perfectly acceptable replacement to the originals.Buy with confidence, I did and don't regret it.
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as long as they're both 9.6 volt batteries and they are of the same dimensions yes. the higher the mah rating the longer the battery can run in between charges.
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It depends how you are using your batteries. If you are planning to use them as a drop-in replacement, then no. They are the same length but a lot thicker. They are the same voltage but higher capacity.
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Yes no problem. These are excellent batteries, actually they are rebranded Sanyo Enloop batteries.
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I believe that is a 3.6V battery, and you will need at least 5V to drive the motors properly. So, connecting two or more of them of them in series should work. I found that a 9-12V source with a speed controller (so the final voltage to the motor is 6-8V) works well.
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If there are 12v batteries in parallel yes. If they are 6V batteries in series yes. 12v in series , no. 6V in parallel, no.
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All batteries of the same amps can be used in series with no problems!the 12v in series may actually come down to 24-28V, as these li batteries give a tad more voltage; so make sure you got a good charger!
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As long as all the batteries are the same voltage, in your case 12 volt, it will work fine. The physical size of the batteries does not have to match.
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Yes, As long as both batteries are 12volt then this should work for charging and maintaining them.
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I don't see why not. It's simply a regular battery with an unusual chemistry. Just make sure you get your series wiring correct and make sure they don't overheat at whatever charging amperage you go with.
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The key info with respect to the battery capacity here is the 1280 (which translates to 12V 8.0 AH). Whether or not the batteries are equivalent (and will work in your application) will come down to the physical dimensions and location of the positive/negative terminals. Sometimes the batteries may be electrically equivalent, but you need to be careful about the dimensions of the case. Be extra careful of the location of the terminals to make sure that the positive/negative are on the proper sides for your use.
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You have to look up your battery by the manufacturer part number on the battery itself. If your battery is a 10.8 volt battery you should stay away from the compatable batteries that are 11.1 volts.
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As long as you can fit the batt into the charger, these should be compatible.
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Yes, if the batteries are connected in parallel (12 VDC). Both batteries should be in good condition, about the same age, and the same capacity.
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I would just google that question and am sure you will find the answer. That is what I skid before buying these batteries.