Will the 9.6v true energy battery charger work with this Lionel Hershey's Train Set?
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Changing the batteries to a higher quality worked just fine. I didn't try a rechargeable battery.
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I use this with a LAA105/125 battery pack (Ni-MH) on a King KX99. The pack has four contacts on the bottom that connect with the charger. I don't know if that helps you. There are a variety of inserts available for this charger allowing use with many different batteries.
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Doubtful. This charger is 12V while the Red Spike Dinosaur appears to be 9.6V. Look at this one instead. Fisher Price Imaginext Spike the Dinosaur Replacement Charger AC cord adaptor adapter
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Hello Leon;I would greatly encourage you to make sure the batteries and charger are a match. I've purchased batteries and chargers from DeWalt thinking they would work and found out they didn't, or the charger kept indicating the battery was defective, or it wouldn't fully charge the batter. I can't say about the DW9108 for the DC9096 match, but you can read on the battery and charger which is for which. HOpe this helps some. JIM
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I would think so. The charger comes with assorted cart plugs to fit different voltage receptacles
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Dan this transformer work with any O gauge set, even if it's from 1979. I've fun some of my post-war lionel pieces (1950s) with it. Also will run the big G gauge pieces. Careful not to use it on HO or N gauge as it puts too much current in the rails and fry the motors-
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Hi Connie, if this a. m. Chair has a 24 V System (I think it has) and a 3-pole charging connector, this charger should work imho. But 5 A charging current is not very much and so it could take a long time until the battery is fully charged. I use it as a spare-charger for my Otto Bock B600 power chair. Hth, regardsfrom Germany, Arno
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No it does not. It will only work with that remote. It will not work on a standard lionel transformer.
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for any compatibility charger,dewalt has a chart on their pdf manual for that item,just do a google search for that pdf.
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Yes it will work.... But, some features won't work. The transformer only has two function buttons: horn and whistle. The lights would come on when power is applied, but you won't have any control over them. Also your couplers will not unlock with the push of a button either. It is a great transformer for trains with minimum features!
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Yes this train has a electric transformer ( power pack ) I bought this set for my four year old as a starter set !
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George. As long as the train is an "0" gauge, it will work. I have purchased two sets for my New York Central.
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I use it for my 18 volt batteries and works great... from what I remember it was supposed to be able to charge 9 and 18 volt... but not quite sure... so good luck... if you have a puter, look up Black and Decker Battery chargers and you will possibly find your answer... GOOD LUCK
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I would imagine so. The unit I have literally "sips" current (standard 9v goes about 2.5--3 weeks w. one hour usage per day), so i'd imagine any rechargeable 9V which fits in the space of the commercial single-use 9v would work. [space is the key...it's a rather snug fit for the commercial 9v].
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I use this in conjunction with a model PT#2030; I recommend that you check - or download - the user's manual for your device and check to see the +/- and voltage spec and then the same features for the Charger Supply.
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First, thanks to Kevin for telling us that the adapter is a 12volt adapter (from the label). I just want to add that my battery pack - as I suspected - outputs 9 volts; the six AA batteries are indeed in series. Therefore, I suspect anything from 9-12 volts should work. Also worth noting is that when my batteries died the other day, I just rotated them and am getting some more use out of them; I expect to have a power source fabricated by the time I need to replace the batteries.
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Yes it will. We have Melissa and Doug trains and also the smaller Thomas engines.