I have Trust Fire TR-006 and I have the TF 26650 3.7V li-ion batteries that came with it. Does anyone know if I should set the charger for 4.2 or 3.0?
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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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I purchased four of these batteries about two months ago. I am currently using 1.1.3 but was previously using 1.1.2. I primarily use them in a genuine Canon battery grip. In all cases the camera sees them as a standard LP-E6 and I haven't had any issues with them. However, it is my understanding that newer Canon chargers may not charge them or not charge them correctly.
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Good question...SAME THING FOR ME!! Good thing I bought 2 new batteries when I bought charger. Maybe Amazon could get an answer for BOTH of us!!
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I bought the Tenergy TN270 Li-ion 18500/18650/14500 Fast Battery Charger on amazon for $12.99. It works great and the batteries have kept the charge since last October.
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Be aware, some of the answers here are wrong, or misleading. The 2.0 *drone* will support this battery, but the 2.0 wall *charger* will not charge it. My AR Drone 2.0 came with a wall charger that connects to the battery by four gold contacts on the side of a battery. This battery doesn't have those contacts. So it won't work with the 2.0 wall charger. So you will need a different, additional battery charger, if you don't have one already. (If you have other RC toys, you might have one that will charge this battery, so the charger isn't "special", to answer your specific question. Once charged, this battery's black connector will work with your 2.0 drone, and other RC toys. Be aware, some of the answers here are wrong, or misleading. The 2.0 *drone* will support this battery, but the 2.0 wall *charger* will not charge it. My AR Drone 2.0 came with a wall charger that connects to the battery by four gold contacts on the side of a battery. This battery doesn't have those contacts. So it won't work with the 2.0 wall charger. So you will need a different, additional battery charger, if you don't have one already. (If you have other RC toys, you might have one that will charge this battery, so the charger isn't "special", to answer your specific question.... » Read More Be aware, some of the answers here are wrong, or misleading. The 2.0 *drone* will support this battery, but the 2.0 wall *charger* will not charge it. My AR Drone 2.0 came with a wall charger that connects to the battery by four gold contacts on the side of a battery. This battery doesn't have those contacts. So it won't work with the 2.0 wall charger. So you will need a different, additional battery charger, if you don't have one already. (If you have other RC toys, you might have one that will charge this battery, so the charger isn't "special", to answer your specific question. Once charged, this battery's black connector will work with your 2.0 drone, and other RC toys. « Show Less
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Hello...I have TF700 and it works great... I believe all three models use the same charger so I don't see why it wouldn't work.
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I used this charger. One of the best out there for the price at Amazon too. Nitecore IntelliCharger i4 Battery Charger - 2nd Generation. This is the 2nd generation... some problems with the original version. I would stick to this one. If it does not work, then the batteries must be looked at.
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I don't think you can charge 26650s on here. I only use 18650s, but you can use any of the three settings to charge them. From my understanding, the slower you charge it, the longer it last, so I always charge mine on the slowest setting, unless I'm in a crunch.
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Are you sure that the S4 should draw a full 2/2.4A? Those are ratings from those chargers, but that doesn't mean that your S4 will draw that much current. Someone did some tests with different chargers and he never broke 1.3A: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2274321 If you have evidence online that the real-world draw of the S4 is greater than 1.3 then the problem is *STILL* with the cable or charger OR the charge regulator inside your S4. It is *HIGHLY* unlikely that the PortaPow is the problem (though not completely impossible). (Oh and sorry about alzyee. There are a lot of idiots in the world.) Are you sure that the S4 should draw a full 2/2.4A? Those are ratings from those chargers, but that doesn't mean that your S4 will draw that much current. Someone did some tests with different chargers and he never broke 1.3A: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2274321 If you have evidence online that the real-world draw of the S4 is greater than 1.3 then the problem is *STILL* with the cable or charger OR the charge regulator inside your S4. It is *HIGHLY* unlikely that the PortaPow is the problem (though not completely impossible). (Oh and sorry about... » Read More Are you sure that the S4 should draw a full 2/2.4A? Those are ratings from those chargers, but that doesn't mean that your S4 will draw that much current. Someone did some tests with different chargers and he never broke 1.3A: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2274321 If you have evidence online that the real-world draw of the S4 is greater than 1.3 then the problem is *STILL* with the cable or charger OR the charge regulator inside your S4. It is *HIGHLY* unlikely that the PortaPow is the problem (though not completely impossible). (Oh and sorry about alzyee. There are a lot of idiots in the world.) « Show Less
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I also got the 26650 batteries and use them. I had to buy a different charger.
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I use a Nitecore IntelliCharger. The price is actually the lowest I've seen yet. 2014 Version NITECORE i4 Intellicharge Battery Charger works great, doesn't over charge.
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mine had the 4.0.. i cant check it because i gave it to my daughter and they cant find the charger :(..
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you must never never switch battery chargers. use wrong charger and you could have a fire or explosion. always use the charger that came with the batteries or purchase a charger rated for your batteries.
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This charger is intended to charge high outout devices they listed in the item description. Devices that require a 4.2a output. Your Fire only requires a 1.8 output so it is more than enough to handle it.
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If you are referring to the 1.0 charger DO NOT use it with these batteries. If is is a electrical tape type material, it may be you got the wrong battery. There is a similar model without a case, but a wrapping. They work fine on the 2.0 charger but don't have the circuit which stops them from overcharging, and it is dangerous to overcharge them.
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Set to 4.2 if your batteries are 3.7v and it will charge slightly faster. Set to 3 if you have batteries lower than 3v.
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James, I do not like this charger, at all. It does not charge my Kindle Fire which I believe to be one of the original models. If you "jiggle" the connection, it might connect but disconnects as soon as you turn it loose. I had gotten it as an extra but end up using the charger from my original Kindle. Hate it! Sorry, I should have returned it as it just may be defective but I don't trust it enough to recommend it.