is this 4-8cell? I have a onyx210 charger and was wondering if I can use my charger to charge this.
1701512
The battery pack is made from eight smaller batteries (AAA or AA, I think), if that is what you are asking.....
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!
1701514
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!
387380
I bought a onyx 245 ac/DC charger. It is a dual charger so you can charge 2 batteries at once. Work great and charges fast. It also cuts off auto. I paid $119.00 for mine but you might get it cheaper from amazon. You can charge different size of batteries also. I recommend this one. Hope this helps.
1144014
Forest, I I don't know. I have 4 18volt Haticha batteries, but 2 different series. This charger only partially charges. I mean it lasts for about 3 minutes. I think we mave bee duped.
319734
Don't think it really matters because in balanced charge mode (I use every time) when one cell reaches 4.20 it will keep charging the others till they hit 4.2... But you must use matching battery's... Same mAh and cell count.... So if you have 'two' 2cell 5000mAh battery's you would charge them at 5.0v coz there both 5000mAh and you would have 4cells in total so choose 4cells on ya charger.. Hope this helps...
1754919
Ps,if you want to charge yur cell,make sure yur cird is at least 10" foot long....you have 2.5 length in yur wish list, lol thats way to short!
477754
The product description says it's six cell. I haven't had mine apart to look inside but I'd say it's probably a pretty safe bet it's got six cells. It lasts much longer between charges than the original did (even when the original was new).
436263
Your charger is not for this battery. This battery is about 3 inches long and larger in diameter compared with your AA/AAA batteries. The battery is a LI-Ion 3.7 v, not like your 1.5v batteries. Get you a charger for the Ultrafire battery.......it's designed for it and low cost. My charger can charge one or two batteries at a time....no problem. Worked great with the Ultrafire 1000 lumens light.
1556651
I don't know, BUT, I would avoid using this charger for anything. I sells cheap because it is not dependable.
754247
I got 18500 batteries and have been using this charger awhile now and it charges mine without a problem. I don't see you having ant problems usong it on them 18350 batteries
1139163
what matters is the voltage and that it fits . the 4400mAh and the 6 or 8 cells is just how much charge it holds. the important thing is the voltage must be the same.
2065480
The charger is capable of testing sub-C size NiMH or NiCd cells however they do not fit the C&D adapters. You would need to add a spacer in the adapter on the negative terminal of the cell in order to physically fit and be able to charge and test sub-C cells. If you have some loose change two nickles or three pennies happen to be about the right thickness. Of course that is beyond the scope of the manual that ships with the charger, use at your own risk. But that would allow you to test the sub-C cells for capacity and determine their state of health.
240087
I have looked on my charger and it doesn't show anything about that type of battery only ni-mh.i would just email the company.ive sent them questions before and they replied fairly quickly.hope this helps and I've had this charger for over a year and no problems so far
508044
Yes, the 12 cell battery will work as long as it is the correct model for the HP you have and no you will not need a new or different charger. I have done the same, upgraded my system battery from an 8 cell to a 12 and it works fine with the same charger.
1126537
I honestly don't know - I love the charger I bought, it works great. But the best thing to do is check with the manufacturer, or go to their web site and read the specifications. It may hurt to overdue it, and it might be fine. I really don't know, sorry.
996603
No, it is not... I bought it thinking I would be able to use it for another one I have for which I lost the charger, however I was surprised when I found that now I have to figure out a different method to charge the other one. A bit disappointed about that.
1080743
I would imagine so but I'm really no authority. I have multiple chargers but opted to use the vmax charger strictly for the vmax battery because with my luck I would plug in a standard charger and cause a nuclear disaster with nation wide damage. Sorry I'm not much help.
1353182
have not. But, I do have this same charger and it says right on it that it will charge 7.2 to 18V NiCad, NiMH and Li-Ion. What are your circumstances that you would pose such a question?