Will they work in aSpectra 8892XL? It has 2 NiCad batteries but the voltage when fully charged reads 2.74 volts.
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Worked in our Norelco 955RX but don't know what other models it will work in.
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As long as they fit the battery space, they probably will work, but motor speed may be slightly reduced due to lower voltage. These batteries are the same size as a pair of ordinary AA cells, and must be soldered into place.
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Hi...i'm really unsure as to the voltage....it is not specified on the battery....only 1000mah.....so far they have worked fine in little devices
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No, the DC012 only works with 7.2 to 18 volt batteries. They would not be compatible.
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if the voltage is the same, and the connector is the same the batteries will work. Not familiar with the "Axial".
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The short answer is yes, they work fine. A lithium-ion battery does require it's own charger, but in the case of my Craftsman powered tools the lithium-ion charger will also recharge the conventional ni-cads.
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Hi Kat,Yes these batteries are 1.2v (the standard voltage), and are rated at a capacity of 2ah 'typical', and 1.9ah "minimum" . I am quoting these specs directly from the label on the batteries themselves. Hope this helps. greentyco.
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No they are not AA and although they are the same size do not under any circumstances use these on any gear that are not designed for these batteries. AAs are 1.5 volts and when used in series the voltage is increased by the same amount for each battery added so 2 AAs have 3v etc. These 14500 are 3.7v each so instead of having 3v on a two battery setup you have 7.4v which is way above the recommended voltage.
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I agree with Samantha. They are 900 mAh and 2.4 volt capacity so they should work fine.
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I don't know... I used them in my Seimens and they worked for about a week then they did not seem to hold a charge. I put my original rechargeable batteries back in and they are working OK. I am not going to buy these batteries again. They seemed like a good price for $13,but I guess you get what you pay for.
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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 far as I know they will work in anything that calls for those types of batteries. I have had mine for over a year and they are still going strong and when you charge them up they stay for a while. I have back up just in case so I don't see why they wouldn't work in there.
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hello Mike S. Don't do what I did pay a lot of money for something that don't work, these are after market chargers the original battery has been discontinued by sears, as have the charger, so long story short don't waste your money on something that don't fill the bill. Be smart spend a little and get a knew drill the 19volt is great and powerful, and it's less than $100.00 these come with two batts and charger besides X-mas is coming so what are you waiting for???
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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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I'll agree with the consensus.I cannot confirm or deny compatibility with the very old NiCd batteries, and in fact do not recommend it, but I can confirm by experience that NiMH - both "standard" and "long shelf life/pre-charged" - and the iGo batteries both work in this charger.
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John, my mom just put one in her hearing aids and they work. I see Energizer states that they are 1.4v. They work!
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Some of 123a's are @: 3.7v, 3.6v and 3.0v. I would only buy any of the 3.0v to be on the safe side, unless your device needs more then 3v or (6v if you need 2) and so on. Also read the reviews on what battery pro's and con's are like I'm doing that right now. Too much voltage will give you brighter light but will drasticaly shorten the bulb or led's life! I am strongly considering these ones by the way.
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Yes, the lithium batteries will work just fine in any of the older (blue) 18 volt Ryobi products. You will have to buy a lithium battery charger though. Do not attempt to use the old NiCad charger...