can I use it with NIMH battery packs as if it is 1S battery to get the total voltage?
1566513
I don't believe so. These plug into the balance charging ports of the LiPo battery. NiMH batteries don't have those since balance charging isn't an issue for them. These read the total voltage, but then they also give you the voltage of each cell.
1566514
No sir, they don't have a balance charge lead like a LiPo does, you can't connect this to the main leads.
782106
Yes. It will charge both NiMH and NiCD batteries, either one at a time or up to eight at a time. You can even mix NiMH and NiCD. Just don't mix them in the same slot.
1865824
No. A regular rechargeable battery charger will have an output just over 1.5V per cell. These are 3.2V. Unfortunately your charger will either read them as fully charged way too soon, or refuse to charge them at all.There very well could be super-smart-chargers that would somehow recognize these and charge appropriately, but a regular one for 1.2V NiMH or NiCad batteries will not work.
2065662
No it's only for US 110VSorry.They may make one for Europe, not sure.It is a SLOW charger. might consider purchasing a fast charger.Run time on the NiMH is only about 10 to 15 min. However if you run two batteries you increase run time to 20 to 25 min, and a lot more power.
70344
It will work with NiMH I think but you need a castle link to turn the low voltage cut off. Might want to think about getting some lipo batteries. You won't regret the decision.
865643
NiMH, or nickle metal hydride batteries DO have a slightly lower voltage than standard nickle cadmium batteries, I would consult your solar lamp manual for voltage requirements. They in most case will work if your solar lamps merely state "AA"s. I never had these fail in any item that needed "AA"s.
653110
I don't think so.The device should have a "charge" function for that to work. The AC adapter usually provides DC to the device and bypasses the batteries. You need to check the device instruction manual..But in lieu of that.. I would not count on it..That said, you should be able to to use the NIMH rechargeable in place of the alkalines but you will have to recharge them in an external charger.
1935315
I have only chagred 1900mAh NiMH AA and AAA batteries, 8, 4 or 2 at a time. Can't say for 3500mAh though, should work as others have said once it's a NIMH batt.
464616
Sure. Can't imagine why not. This is a very high quality unit so it's not going to damage your battery with any weird voltage swings. I have five of them. One stopped working, which was my fault as I had hooked it up to a dead battery, but they were kind enough to replace it anyway. I would give them more that five stars if there were such a category!!
1931281
You should be able to use it for all brands of Ni-NMH batteries that are designed for the charger (aa & aaa I think).
1016582
Yes, the eneloop charger can be used with any NiMH rechargeable batteries, however, they must be charged in pairs.
581635
They should work with the magic flight launch box, as all NIMH are 1.2 Volts. The lower voltage is not usually a problem, as the discharge curve is very flat, flatter than a NICAD. If you want critically matched, I would go with the Eneloop or the Eneloop XX. Be careful with the Eneloop XX, I have found them unable to take even inadvertent abuse, and it usually only takes one time of using a charger that heats them up, before they get ruined. Hint: Look at the positive battery contacts inside the flight launch box. Some companies put a shelf of plastic around the positive contact, causing some NIMH with a short top not to make contact.
181780
Not sure on the NiMH or NiCAD with this particular battery, however; I would suggest ordering the original Bosch Blue Core 18v 2.4ah. The life on the after market batteries is poor
356531
I have used this to replace 2.0 and 2.2 Ah batteres(NiCad and NiMH); I also have NiCad and NiMH chargers, but I only use the NiMH unit to charge them.
589573
-sorry, can't answer . I bought a NiMh battery, which arrived dead. -returned it, and was never sent a replacement even after several follow-ups. I've lost faith in Amazon.
1381563
When opening the battery compartment, it says to only use 1.2v NiMh batteries (Basically rechargeable batteries).
566159
Megabatteries.com offers 2200 mAh 7.2 V NiMH battery packs which fits my tanks. However, there is no connector. So, you need to cut the connector off the existing battery pack's wire and connect it to the NiMh's batteries bare wires. I assume you would choose soldering for the best connection. Amazon offers a 7.2 V smart charger for these battery packs, but the connector is not a match so I just use the included alligator clips and it charges just fine. Smart chargers are useful to prevent overcharging. I don't have this exact tank. Rather I have this tank... http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002K4TSIE/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I am assumming the battery packs are identical and are both 400 mAh NiCad's. These tanks are very very close. Verify the 400mAh capacity of the tank listed for this review to make sure it matches mine exaclty ( 6 AA NiCad's side by side) If any one can tell if these battery packs have a standard Tamiya connector, I would like to know.