How does this differ from " 24 Volt RMB Lithium Ion (LiFePO4) LONG RANGE 9.6Ah Battery Pack &amp; Charger Included for Currie, Ezip &amp; Izip Electric Bicycl
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The lithium Ion battery is much superior to the standard battery that comes with the E bike if that's what you're asking. I found that the range is 30 - 50% longer and the life of the battery is about 3-4 years, as opposed to the four months I got out of the standard battery. Also, it is much lighter which helps you go faster.
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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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The 19.2 volt Lithium-Ion Battery Charger can also charge multiple voltages of CraftsmanR and EX battery packs, from 14.4-Volt to 19.2-Volt, all in one hour or less.
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Hi,You ought to be able to get some good information from MTD Products at 877-282-8684 or log on to their website at www.mtdproducts.com. They were very helpful with me when I had a charger question. Make sure you've got the model number handy (should be on the charger itself, above the caution notice) . Fortunately, the chargers are inexpensive to replace...but you've got to get the right one for your battery.
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I'm not sure of the difference, but whatever you do, make sure that all the#'s match up don't mix of they don't! Example the EN-EL14 is 7.4V 1030mAh 7.7Wh, if those don't match, don't mix. But on the plus side, it will still work with 1 battery at a time, so just keep them charged up and ready to shoot!
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Most E-bikes use higher voltage battery packs with over 10AH capacities. This is not a "high discharge" type unit; i.e., it is made for UPS systems, back up power, etc. You will need to take the specs. from your E-bike and match the battery voltage and current capacity(AH) to have good luck. Hope this helps: john Y.
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The CTEK offers pulse charging, which is the coming RAGE in battery charging. Worth the extra $8 IMO I have built home made pulse chargers, and they are so much better for ALL types of batteries, except Lithium types.
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It was confusing to me too, but somehow I figured it out. Maybe I asked DeWalt for help. I bought two of the DC9180 lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion seemed like the better choice for use in my DeWalt drill, my DeWalt vacuum (DC515), and my DeWalt battery charger (DC9320). Amazingly, the instruction manual for the drill does not say anything about the proper battery. But it does mention batteries in the section about product warranty. It says that there is two years's worth of free service on these battery packs: DC9071, DC9091, DC9096, DC9180, DC9280, and DC9360. On the drill itself there is no mention of batteries. It was confusing to me too, but somehow I figured it out. Maybe I asked DeWalt for help. I bought two of the DC9180 lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion seemed like the better choice for use in my DeWalt drill, my DeWalt vacuum (DC515), and my DeWalt battery charger (DC9320). Amazingly, the instruction manual for the drill does not say anything about the proper battery. But it does mention batteries in the section about product warranty. It says that there is two years's worth of free service on these battery packs: DC9071, DC9091, DC9096, DC9180, DC9280, and DC9360. On the drill itself there... » Read More It was confusing to me too, but somehow I figured it out. Maybe I asked DeWalt for help. I bought two of the DC9180 lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion seemed like the better choice for use in my DeWalt drill, my DeWalt vacuum (DC515), and my DeWalt battery charger (DC9320). Amazingly, the instruction manual for the drill does not say anything about the proper battery. But it does mention batteries in the section about product warranty. It says that there is two years's worth of free service on these battery packs: DC9071, DC9091, DC9096, DC9180, DC9280, and DC9360. On the drill itself there is no mention of batteries. « Show Less
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I've had luck with Alibaba Express (which takes credit cards, unlike regular Alibaba which requires TT or wire-transfer). I got a 48v LiFePO4 20ah for cheaper than what I was seeing in the US (even including the shipping from China). So far it has worked well and hasn't started anything on fire. Ali-express is similar to ebay, so don't buy from a seller without many reviews. If you get LiFePO4, you need a specialty LiPo charger (it senses voltage level of the battery and turns itself off).
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The specs are: AC110v-240v 50/60Hz input (international charger, can be used worldwide) Output: DC 4.2V 800mA 18650 3.7v Rechargeable Li-ion Battery Capacity: 2400mAh Voltage: 3.7V Rechargeable times: Up to 1800 times. The information on the battery a chargers follows: 18650 3000mAh 3.7V Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery + Charger Combo by UltraFire 802 customer reviews | 15 answered questions List Price: $34.95 Price: $7.10 You Save: $27.85 (80%) Note: This item may be available at a lower price from other sellers that are not eligible for Amazon Prime. In Stock. Sold by super shop and Fulfilled by Amazon. Gift-wrap available. Want it tomorrow, April 2? Order within 55 mins and choose One-Day Shipping at checkout. Details Li-Ion Rechargeable 18650 with IC Protection (pair) Charges 1 or 2 batteries simultaneously Can be charged over 500 times Holds 85% charge over 12month period Travel charger folds up for easy transport 47 new from $5.70 Hope this helps Mike
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i found info for the bmw is has a 18kwatt battery my cmax has only 7.6 an it takes 2.3hrs too charge,butthats at 3.2 kws your charger in the bmw is rated at 7.6kw. i dont thing is charger will chrge at that rate. you need to checkit out. tomk
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I am using the EBL® UT-2110D Universal LCD Rapid Smart Charger for AA, AAA, C Cell, D Cell, 9V Ni-MH / Ni-Cd Rechargeable Batteries, 18650, 26650, 22650, 18490, 18350, 17670, 17500, 17335, 16340, 14500, 10440 3.7V Cylindrical Li-ion Batteries And 3.2V LiFePO4 Rechargeable Batteries. Yes, that is really the name of the product. I also have the Intellicharger i4. Either performs satisfactorily.
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48V 20AH LiFePo4 Electric Bicycle Battery Pack Scooter E-Bike Lithium Battery
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Hello, Thank you for contacting CPO, a proud retailer of Bosch. This item includes: *18V Cordless Lithium-Ion 3/4-in SDS-Plus Rotary Hammer with FatPack 4.0 Ah Batteries - RHH181-01 *(2) 18V Lithium-Ion FatPack 4.0 Ah Batteries *Charger *Carrying Bag Your other question will be best answered by the manufacturer, who can more accurately provide technical support. Please call Bosch directly at 800-556-6696. You can also reach them at www.boschtools.com Sincerely, CPO Customer Care 1-800-714-0918 www.CPObosch.com
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Yes, all Currie Scooters, including 500 eZip come with a standard charger which takes 6 to 8 hours to fully charge an near empty battery. Currie site also has a so called fast-charger (or quick charger)(it can be found here at Amazon as well) a little more expensive, but charging takes less time, 4 hours.
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I use the Energizer 4 slot charger that came with the 2500mAh NiMh batteries I bought some years ago, those batteries stopped working after a time but the charger still worked. Its a slow charger that takes 8 hours plus to charge the Amazon basic 2000mAh. I know you cannot use a fast charger with the amazon NiMh batteries, but any charger designed for NiMh regular batt's should work. These Amazon batt's hold their charge well. I use them in a manual speedlight.
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One is based on NiMH and the other is Lithium-ion. I've used the NiMH and I'm not at all happy with the welding/mechanical connection on the negative side of the battery. Both are Low Self Discharge (LSD) which is good. I'd go for it and get the LiON 9v @600mAh -- In theory it should last 3x longer. These NiMH 9v are "claimed to be LSD" but I get poor shelf life, nothing like the Sanyo 'White Label AA" which are fantastic NiHM LSD batteries. I've had superior results with Lithium-ion, but you pay the price. You will have to run your own tests and real world applications. I'd buy the set with the 4 batteries and the recharger (as they are only asking a bit over $2 for the charger -- some batteries can be touchy with what charger is charging them. Would enjoy seeing your feedback on your experience.