The site I bought my TN207 Tenergy Li-Ion Charger from said that it will charge 18350 batteries. But I just received the charger and it doesn't say 18350 anywhere on the package. Can it charge 18350 batteries? I will also be using it to charge 18650 batteries so I am not going to return it. But I need to know if it will charge 18350 batteries. thanks The site I bought my TN207 Tenergy Li-Ion Charger from said that it will charge 18350 batteries. But I just received the charger and it doesn't say 18350 anywhere on the package. Can it... » Read More The site I bought my TN207 Tenergy Li-Ion Charger from said that it will charge 18350 batteries. But I just received the charger and it doesn't say 18350 anywhere on the package. Can it charge 18350 batteries? I will also be using it to charge 18650 batteries so I am not going to return it. But I need to know if it will charge 18350 batteries. thanks « Show Less
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Reading from the back of my TN270: "For Li-ion 18650/18500/14500/RCR123A Battery." It also says in a warning: "This charger is intended for use with ONLY TENERGY 18650/18500/14500/RCR123A Li-ion Battery." So, buy TENERGY 18350 batteries to use in this charger. Mine works fine.
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The Tenergy TN270 can charge RC123A(16340), which is smaller(34mm) than an 18350(35.5mm). An 18350 should fit no problem, and at 500mA output per port, its within range of charging an 18350
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I got 18500 batteries and have been using this charger awhile now and it charges mine without a problem. I don't see you having ant problems usong it on them 18350 batteries
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just make sure you have the plus side of the battery incerted correctly there is a plus side and neg. side they are marked plus or minus the minus is - the plus is +
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yes it will charge 18350 batterys, ive had mine for about a year, its a good charger
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i bought he tenergy advanced universal charger tn90-4 at the same time as the batteries and it works fine. it's a little "clunkey" in that it's difficult to open the cover, but it charges them full in a couple hours.
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The flashlight uses a 18650 lithium ion rechargeable battery. There are many brands, but the PanSonic and Tenergy brands are the only consistently good ones out there that accurately represent the capacity of the battery. If you buy those brands, you only need one battery, as the flashlight takes only one. If you buy other brands, buy at least 2, as one is likely to go bad or have a short life. Make sure to buy "protected cell" battery's, and don't forget to buy a battery charger as well. I have bought cheap chargers, and had no problems. All in all you shod expect to pay around 15-20 bucks for a decent battery and a charger. The flashlight uses a 18650 lithium ion rechargeable battery. There are many brands, but the PanSonic and Tenergy brands are the only consistently good ones out there that accurately represent the capacity of the battery. If you buy those brands, you only need one battery, as the flashlight takes only one. If you buy other brands, buy at least 2, as one is likely to go bad or have a short life. Make sure to buy "protected cell" battery's, and don't forget to buy a battery charger as well. I have bought cheap chargers, and had no problems. All in all you shod expect to pay around... » Read More The flashlight uses a 18650 lithium ion rechargeable battery. There are many brands, but the PanSonic and Tenergy brands are the only consistently good ones out there that accurately represent the capacity of the battery. If you buy those brands, you only need one battery, as the flashlight takes only one. If you buy other brands, buy at least 2, as one is likely to go bad or have a short life. Make sure to buy "protected cell" battery's, and don't forget to buy a battery charger as well. I have bought cheap chargers, and had no problems. All in all you shod expect to pay around 15-20 bucks for a decent battery and a charger. « Show Less
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Are these batteries similar to Ni-MH or lithium batteries? I need Ni-MH or lithium. The item description only says the charger will charge Ni-MH, it doesn't say if the ones includes are Ni-MH.
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I used this charger. One of the best out there for the price at Amazon too. Nitecore IntelliCharger i4 Battery Charger - 2nd Generation. This is the 2nd generation... some problems with the original version. I would stick to this one. If it does not work, then the batteries must be looked at.
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For the most part any Ryobi battery that is 18v and says One+ it will work but in any 18v One+ tool. They haven't changed this battery design in years. My battery died out and I switched to the Lithium Ion 18v One + batteries. They only issue is you need to be sure to use the correct charger as the Ni-Cad charger only charges the older Ni-Cad batteries but I am pretty sure you can use the new Lithium Ion Charger to charge old and new batteries. I obtained my batteries and charger by buying a new tool that I needed that came with two and use them in all my other One+ tools. Ni-cad are no longer worth the cost since they don't last as long. For the most part any Ryobi battery that is 18v and says One+ it will work but in any 18v One+ tool. They haven't changed this battery design in years. My battery died out and I switched to the Lithium Ion 18v One + batteries. They only issue is you need to be sure to use the correct charger as the Ni-Cad charger only charges the older Ni-Cad batteries but I am pretty sure you can use the new Lithium Ion Charger to charge old and new batteries. I obtained my batteries and charger by buying a new tool that I needed that came with two and use them in all my other One+ tools. Ni-cad are no... » Read More For the most part any Ryobi battery that is 18v and says One+ it will work but in any 18v One+ tool. They haven't changed this battery design in years. My battery died out and I switched to the Lithium Ion 18v One + batteries. They only issue is you need to be sure to use the correct charger as the Ni-Cad charger only charges the older Ni-Cad batteries but I am pretty sure you can use the new Lithium Ion Charger to charge old and new batteries. I obtained my batteries and charger by buying a new tool that I needed that came with two and use them in all my other One+ tools. Ni-cad are no longer worth the cost since they don't last as long. « Show Less
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After doing a lot of research on NiMH and Li-Ion batteries and their respective charging algorithms (see book called "Batteries in a Portable World" or website batteryuniversity.com), I would say NO... do not use this charger for Li-Ion batteries. Only Ni-Cd and NiMH!!
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Alan: You'd have to check with the manufacturer because I'm not sure if the charging rate is the same for NiMH and Li-ion technologies. But I wouldn't use NiMH 9v batteries anyway because of their relatively high self-discharge rate. I want to be sure that when I need the battery, I won't find it dead.
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You need a 18650 baterry charger. They are just a set of 2 batteries no charger but those are one of the best batteries I've had tried for 18650 lithium ion batteries compared to others that I have purchased from amazon.
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Absolutely, I use this EXACT charger for 18350/18650s. They are a great budget charger!
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Some chargers will. Most old chargers will not.Look on the front label to see what type of charger you have.If it does not say Lit-Ion in the list the charger will wreck the new packs.
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It has 10440/16340/14500/14650/17670/18500/18650/18700 on the back of the charger. I only charge 18650's so that is the only I know it charges. But I would have to say no to the 18350's.
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Not expert on battery but NiMH and Li-ion are very different type of battery. The Guide 10 Plus charger can only charge NiMH. You need to attach a different charger to use with the Solar charger for Li-ion. I would recommend you against getting this product simply because it's not useful at all.
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I concur with Robert on this one. I have this charger and absolutely yes it will charge any Li-ion battery between 45mm & 67mm long in the slider bays. A 18500 is 50mm long. Didn't mean to step on your toes Robert, but this person deserved a full answer to end the madness!
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Yes I have charged many of a 18350. One spacer for 18500 or two spacers on 18350. It might seem a little loose but don't worry it's suppoused to be like that.
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This charger will not charge 14500 or 10440 cells. According to what is embossed in the charge bay, it will charge 18650/18670 and 17650/17670 batteries. By taking measurements, I can also verify that the moving contacts for the batteries will only close to around 6 cm, which would not be sufficient for a shorter battery. Also, this charger attempts to charge to 4.2 volts (max for 3.7 volt batteries), and unless I'm mistaken, those batteries are 3.2 volt batteries. Hope this helps.