Would this be a direct replacement for my 6300 series (6345) charger?
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The unit in my RV says it is a "MagnaTek 6300 Q Series" and the replacement with this Progressive Dynamics unit was simple. I have not used the RV yet, so can't comment on performance.
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You should be able to see the item number on the current/old battery. I personally don't think this one will fit since the ports are different. You are probably looking for item # 00801-0638 or a similar number.
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the charger mentions tg610 but not your 630, look at the battery in your camera, if it is a LI-50B Battery then it should work, if not then it will not work.
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I am not to sure. they should have a list of of model numbers that the charger is compatible with.
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I don't know I use a DC1411 (Ni-MH & Ni-Cd) (7.2V 9.6V 12V 14.4V) Charger and it works just fine.
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Sorry can't answer that one. Mine is a 7885xl and this charger works great with it!!
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I have a G60-630US and it fits but seems to not hold a charge for more than an hour and gets hotter than original battery. I would say spend the money and get it directly from HP. Hope this helps. Maybe we just got a bad one???
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I can only say that if your model uses an A/C adaptor that looks like the picture shown it should be find. Be sure and compare the polarity from the existing charger to the new one. Check the plug size into the computer as well. Sorry I couldn't be sure. Good Luck
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There are actually two issues here: the battery and the charger. My original battery was #691240 and the replacement #840045 works fine on the replacement charger, i.e., the original charger was #690072. Owners were notified that there was a hazard associated with the use of this charger and were sent a new charger (#690507) and asked to no longer use the original charger.Since my battery number does not match yours, I cannot answer your question but merely caution you about the need to know which charger you have also needs to be considered.
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No the connect is to big. It is this one. http://www.amazon.com/Replacement-Adapter-Pavilion-DV1000-DV6000/dp/B001MQ8CBU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1411774850&sr=8-1&keywords=dv6000+charger
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on your charger read the PA# (ie. PA10) if they r the same its a suitable charger for yours. good luck
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I can't be certain unless I did more research. I will tell you I have a DV6T-6100 and it fits. Also, if you do get this battery and it fits, use a 120w HP charger to get the full charge on the battery. I tried a 90w HP charger and it only charged it to a 3.5 hour charge. My 120w charger charged the battery and now it shows a 6.5 to 7 hr charge.
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Exact replacement for HP 636631-001 is 11.1 volt and charge capacity is 100 Wh.. This Wh figure can be converted to 9009 mAh . The replacements may have a little less power but a lot less of a price. But the replacement could possibly have more power than the original. You would need to lab test the unit or just run the laptop and see how long the battery lasts. Amazon does make sure you are satisfied with the sale and if the battery don't work rite they will arrange a refund through their seller. JJ
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Radio Systems part #650-192-1 Model :SPC-02C12-0-5C-US...Just reading what my charger has on it. Good luck I looked though owners manual and doesn't have any part numbers.
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Dear Customer, Thanks for contacting us. The product we sell is 40w samsung replacement charger with a 3.0*1.0 tip. And you may check the listing for detaled laptop model it will be compatible with. Any further question, please feel free to contact us. Best Regards, Betterstuff
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THe description said series 500; mine is a 530. I would probably look for a series 600.
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I ordered one of these for my msi laptop, and got the exact same model I had when I first bought the laptop. It's not the same as in the picture and as long as the P/N on the back of the charger is the same as the one you're trying to replace, everything should be fine. The P/N reffers to: the connector that goes into the laptop, the rated power (output voltage times output current), the rated output voltage, the input voltage and frequency, the wall outlet plug type (varies by country).