hi, i have a battery that is 3000mAhand 3.7V Li-on. Would i still be able to use this charger?
1606439
works great but, not on the kind of battery you talking about flat phone battery only
854377
There are actually two issues here: the battery and the charger. My original battery was #691240 and the replacement #840045 works fine on the replacement charger, i.e., the original charger was #690072. Owners were notified that there was a hazard associated with the use of this charger and were sent a new charger (#690507) and asked to no longer use the original charger.Since my battery number does not match yours, I cannot answer your question but merely caution you about the need to know which charger you have also needs to be considered.
1719614
It works great on mine, and it lasts so much longer and is more powerful. 3000mAh is fantastic, Lyle
1934741
I have used mine a lot and just recharge it the charger. You can buy 3.6 v Lithium-ion batteries so if your batteries are not recharging I would open it to see which battery you need.
1452996
I used the charger on a Virgin Mobile LG Lithium Ion Battery 3.7V and it worked great. Took about 6 hours with a battery that was 90% discharged to get it back to it's full charge. (additional info on battery is 750mAh LGIP-411A) No problems once I got the alignment set up on the connection probes.
687595
You are mixing watt hours with milli amp hours in your question. If the battery is made for the product it should work okay. The current rating of the battery is not very critical. If the new battery is of a higher current rating it will take a bit longer to charge.
1167039
Yes , the charger will charge batteries between 6v-12v so you will be ok. depending on wich "female connector" you have it should work great. and if it doesn't include the connector you need, you could always run down to your local hobby shop and pick up a adapter .
1701513
I believe your charger will work fine, but you will need to purchase this adapter from the maker of the charger (GPMM3131) . btw it has 8cells and make sure to check the date of manufacture is with in the last 6 months. If its not get your money back!
45965
The charger should work fine, it will just take longer to charge than you are used to.
810818
As long as it is a LI-Ion or compatiable and 3.7V I wouldn't see any issue with it. So, Yes.
725763
No - you need to buy a charger that's compatible with the new batteries. The clue is in the color ! The old chargers will not charge the Li-ion batteries properly and in fact risk overcharging them and burning them out. The new chargers are infinitely better (with an overcharging protection circuit), and actually have revived my old Ni-Cd batteries when their original chargers wouldn't charge them anymore. I have a P-117 that I bought on eBay and have no hesitation in recommending it to you.
521659
As long as its a 2s 7.4v, the stock charger should work fine. My second DH came w/ a defective battery (1 good cell, 1 bad cell). Cheap Chinese batteries... Any more questions, let me know.
239554
I just looked up the specs on this charger and it says it works on the battery your asking about. Just scroll down and look at the chart :)
595950
Wouldn't hurt a thing. Battery fuses are rated for much higher current. The charger would have a different (Lower) current rating.
638071
Should work just fine. Just like Flipswitch said, line up + and - pins on charger, then insert battery. Use my charger every day for spare batteries for Samsung Galaxy S3. Works great, never a problem and never without a spare fully charged battery. Highly recommend this charger.
577699
I see nothing to indicate it would. The unit appears designed to charge standard AA, AAA, C, D (all of which are 1.2v-1.5v) and 9v batteries. Nothing about a 3.6v battery. And so I doubt it. I suppose you could try it, but in my experience using too low a charging voltage will usually not fully charge a battery, and also potentially will shorten it's life.
2030823
Yes, you should get an extra battery and the one you mentioned should work with the same charger.