which switch setting is used on the charger for the 3.7V 26650 batteries: 4.2V or 3.0 V?
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I always used the 4.2v with no problems . I tryed the 3.0 and it was a little dimmer when fully charged ,almost couldnt notice tho
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Yes the 26650 batteries can be charged with it, that is what I use it for. As Jeff states, the charger shuts off when the batteries are charged. So far it has worked perfectly for me.
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All 4 of my chargers are set for 4.2v.I have had NO problems at that setting But, always charge new batteries as soon as you get them.I charge all my batteries, any size in it.The charger is automatic , stops charging at the correct voltage.George
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Hello, we do not have any information on the LiFeP04 battery, but the 24v 2amp charger we sell is designed to charge a LEAD ACID type battery. They do not charge Lithium Ion batteries as those batteries need specially designed charge circuits for each designed battery. The charger we offer, does detect a fully charged LEAD ACID battery and turn off its charging cycle until the battery drops below a certain voltage and thus it switches back to charge mode.Hopefully this has helped, thank you for your interest in our products. digitalpowerproducts.com
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my battery is a Slider 12v that I use on it But, charger keeps Knocking off before it is finished charging. You have to keep turning it on and off for it to charge again.
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where in the world did you find an 18650 rated at 4.2 volts,ive never seen those
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Michael, I use model MTLC-0420 but any charger with output 4.2V 1000MA should do the trick
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Theres a switch to swap charge modes. The terminals move up and down to accomodate many different battery sizes. The 3V mode is for lower voltage batteries. The 4.2V mode is for the included batteries.
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This battery (if it's just like mine) is 3.6V and 2.2Ah (2200 mAh). Item model number: 75375.
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Ask the seller to look into the bottom of where you plug in the battery with a flashlight. You will find the voltage for that charger imprinted in the black plastic.
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There is no model number on the charger. It is labeled 24V Lithium-ion Diagnostic Battery charger.
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Here's an official answer I got from Clore: "JNC660 produced after 2010 has a built in two step charger/maintainer. It may be left connected to 110 VAC"In any case, I have a 3-step Battery Tender charger that I use with it, that I connect via its cigarette lighter port.
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im not sure if the battery reads the same # battery...not the charger on the more silver side has eb625152VA 1800 maH and on the other side says 3.7 V Li ion battery 6.66
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hi i use this Charger to recharge both of batteries your asking about (( Trustfire Smart Charger Can Charge for 26650 /18650 Li-ion Batteries )) you can find it in amazon Sold by: Lappygear
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I fully charge first then recharge when they drop below 3.7 volts I read that letting them get to cut off point 3.2v is not really good for them.
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Yes, this is correct. When fully charged the batteries measure 8.4 V. When the batteries discharge halfway their voltage also gradually drops to 7.2 V. At empty, these batteries are about 6 V. To charge them back to full, you need to bring their voltage back to 8.4 V, hence the 8.4 V charger.
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No it doesn't so you have to get Batteries and a charger would suggest the 26650 3.7V 5000mV rechargeable and a Trustfire smart charger for the 26650/18650....