I need a new charger for an E150. It is 100-120V 50/60Hz 1.2A. Is this the charger I'm looking for?
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I have the 100 and the 300 and the charger looks the same to me. But there could be a difference between them. Sorry I can't give you a better answer.
441987
The charger is 120 volt 60 hz input and output is 7 volt 250 ma. If you can't buy it from skill you should be able to buy one from radio shack.
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I don't know if what you received or want to order is new or not. Chargers, however, in my opinion do not exhibit failure modes associated with 'old' or 'new'. I took a charger like this to Europe and plugged it, with an adaptor, into the local mains -- 240VAC 50Hz with no issues. This would be a more strenuous test than 'old' or 'new'.
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Hi,Initially the charger worked fine, but now it sometimes does not charge the battery entirely...and the light indicator does not seem to work correctly either. I have only used it on the original 3.7V Coolpix P510 battery, so I don't know if would work on a 220V, but for my money I would spend a bit more the next time for a better charger. As the saying goes...you get what you pay for.
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Wanda- I have this charger and use it on a brand new HP Envy 15" (not sure of the model). It does work and comes with a variety of plugs and connectors. It is smaller (thinner) than the standard charger but that comes with a price. Even at 90 watts it is under powered for a quad core laptop. It runs hot and if I am really challenging the processors I will get drop-outs (for lack of a better word) where the charger just can't keep up with the load. It's not enough to reject the charger but you have to be aware that it can't do what it's big brother does. I would prefer a 120 watt charger but this one works for travelling. I would probably give it 3-1/2 stars. Good luck!!
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It does not seem so. I just checked the label on charger and the only inputs listed are "120v 50-60Hz" and "120v 50/60Hz". Too bad. It's a great set of drivers. Perhaps a 230v-to-120v converter might work. I would check directly with Makita if the electronics of the charger are compatible with a converter.
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You are not likely to have a 2,400W charger (20A*120V), so you likely have a charger that has a total of 20A (12V*20A=240W, ~2A@120V) or a charger that has three 20A outputs (12V*20A*3=720W, ~6A@120V). So, either way you should be fine with this as it is rated to 15A. If you need more reassurance, check the rated input current on the charger itself.
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I don't think so. My original charger has the same specs you mentioned with the only exception of 1.2A 50/60 HZ on yours - mine is 1.7A 50/60 HZ.My charger works fine with my battery. I love my battery. Hold a great charge. Hope this helps you.
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Check radio shack. Look what volt and whatts the charger is. They are similar to a laptop charger.
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Hey, since I don't know a whole lot about this sorta stuff I'm just gonna give you most of the information on the charger. Model: ADP-180HB D INPUT: 100-240V ~ 2.25A 50-60Hz Hope that helps.
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The charger says the following:Input: AC 100V - 240V - 50/60Hz Max 150mASo I think it should be alright on 220.
1956237
The OEM charger you need is number Charger No.758. Input 120 VAC and Output is 6 V DC @ 200 MA. If you are unable to locate an OEM type charger from Dremel or a third party provider you can adapt other 6V DC supplies to act as a charger. Of course some electronics know how is required.
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My charger, same model, only works on 120 v 60hz. I have used this heavily for three weeks with step-down transformer from 250 v 50hz to 125 v with no problems and reliable charging.
339178
Hi, Initially the charger worked fine, but now it sometimes does not charge the battery entirely...and the light indicator does not seem to work correctly either. I have only used it on the original 3.7V Coolpix P510 battery, so I don't know if would work on a 220V, but for my money I would spend a bit more the next time for a better charger. As the saying goes...you get what you pay for.
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The back of the charger says Input: AC 100v-240v -50-60Hz max150Ma Output: DC4.2V.....600mA. Is that what you need to know?
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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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they look the same, but, the ps150 charger is 14.4 volts and may make the 9.6 volt battery go "BOOM". KEEP SEARCHING