Is it rechargeable if the gas is finish? i do wheel repair; can it soder iron and alloy wheel?basically if it can do iron it can do alloy.
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To answeryour question aboyt being rechargeable , yes the bottles can be refilled or exchange at a gas distributer im not sure but if u have the right tip im sure it can . I hope my sugestions were helpful
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I am an independent retailer selling this product (I do not work for Black & Decker) and have asked many of the same questions to B & D. The unit is rechargeable from AC or DC, so yes you can recharge it from a car that is running normally. The unit requires a 15 hour initial charge, and B & D recommends that the unit be recharged after use, so 1 time use, and then recharge. According to B & D, the unit will hold a charge for 3 to 4 months while not in use (I tell my customers 3 to be safe). This unit will NOT start a car if the battery is completely dead or if the battery wont hold a charge. The gist of it is that this unit pumps current through the accessory port (cigarette lighter) to give your battery enough power to crank the engine. It will take anywhere from 5 to 10 minutes to charge the battery fully because it can only pump so much current through the 12 volt dc port to the battery. There is a light on the unit that will blink while charging, and change to a steady light when ready. You will also get a loud beeping when it is ready to boost your battery. Oh, there are 3 batteries in the unit that are comprised of lead acid. Hope this helps.
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Yes it is rechargeable, it is small and won't spill, no liquid inside. I use it to power all my electronic and lights on my fishing kayak, works great, hardly an weight, and can install it in any position.
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If it is airtight and charging, it will probably blow up, seen it happen before, moved an entire wall. The challenge with sealed batteries is they are not really sealed, they have an exhaust port. Mostly what they give off is hydrogen and oxygen when charging and discharging and they then regenerate these gasses when charging. Charging too hot and fast means your gasses leave the battery and don't come back, so there is less charge. My nonprofit, MobilityMedicalProject.org is now an MK dealer, and I recommend them much more, plus they are guaranteed to be fresh and not new and sat on a shelf for 6 years. If it is airtight and charging, it will probably blow up, seen it happen before, moved an entire wall. The challenge with sealed batteries is they are not really sealed, they have an exhaust port. Mostly what they give off is hydrogen and oxygen when charging and discharging and they then regenerate these gasses when charging. Charging too hot and fast means your gasses leave the battery and don't come back, so there is less charge. My nonprofit, MobilityMedicalProject.org is now an MK dealer, and I recommend them much more, plus they are guaranteed to be fresh and not new and sat on a... » Read More If it is airtight and charging, it will probably blow up, seen it happen before, moved an entire wall. The challenge with sealed batteries is they are not really sealed, they have an exhaust port. Mostly what they give off is hydrogen and oxygen when charging and discharging and they then regenerate these gasses when charging. Charging too hot and fast means your gasses leave the battery and don't come back, so there is less charge. My nonprofit, MobilityMedicalProject.org is now an MK dealer, and I recommend them much more, plus they are guaranteed to be fresh and not new and sat on a shelf for 6 years. « Show Less
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As far as I know you must replace the batteries, not charge them. And it is poorly designed electrically/electronically to use any type of rechargeable battery. I know as I tired. It drains a rechargeable to darn quick. Alkaline are not much better, even though it was designed for those. I went back to using manual mechanical ones.
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Not sure what you are using it for, but if your planning on doing a permanent long term repair I would replace the metal. Por has been a big pain in the butt for me. I'm running into problems using it to restore a car right now. I wish I never used any of their products to be honest with you. That said if you are making a temporary repair it sticks to sand blasted or rusted metal. Scrape the flaky rust off and clean it with a wire wheel use there metal clean and apply. Granted there is a place and time for por15 but it's very hard to top coat and takes a long time for all the processes to be completed. There support line is usually pretty informative though.
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I've recharged NiCADs with it and it has done multiple charge/drain cycles on them then did a full recharge. Worked great. I LOVE this charger so far. It has happily recharged 2600mah NiMH AA I use in my xbox controllers a couple dozen times and I top off alkaline batteries all the time. I tried some Zinc Carbon batteries just for giggles and ... They leaked. Don't do it, lol. It IS recharging some Energizer Lithium AAs happily, though. This is HIGHLY unrecommended as they can explode/catch fire if they get too hot. It refused to charge them at first but is now doing it. Dunno what changed. I use the Alkaline setting and they just get very lightly warm. I use them in a LED flashlight. I've recharged NiCADs with it and it has done multiple charge/drain cycles on them then did a full recharge. Worked great. I LOVE this charger so far. It has happily recharged 2600mah NiMH AA I use in my xbox controllers a couple dozen times and I top off alkaline batteries all the time. I tried some Zinc Carbon batteries just for giggles and ... They leaked. Don't do it, lol. It IS recharging some Energizer Lithium AAs happily, though. This is HIGHLY unrecommended as they can explode/catch fire if they get too hot. It refused to charge them at first but is now doing it. Dunno what changed.... » Read More I've recharged NiCADs with it and it has done multiple charge/drain cycles on them then did a full recharge. Worked great. I LOVE this charger so far. It has happily recharged 2600mah NiMH AA I use in my xbox controllers a couple dozen times and I top off alkaline batteries all the time. I tried some Zinc Carbon batteries just for giggles and ... They leaked. Don't do it, lol. It IS recharging some Energizer Lithium AAs happily, though. This is HIGHLY unrecommended as they can explode/catch fire if they get too hot. It refused to charge them at first but is now doing it. Dunno what changed. I use the Alkaline setting and they just get very lightly warm. I use them in a LED flashlight. « Show Less
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No it is not rechargeable. If it is plugged in and it is not turning then it is broken.
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If the engine goes into Regeneration it will burn them off. It can get up to 1400° and can even blow fire out of the exhaust. I am +25 yr GM mechanic.
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can you use rechargeables in this sharpener? apr 28, 2014 by glenn von dem bussche "it takes batteries! i doubt it can tell the difference!" and, this is the stupidest answer i've yet to encounter, so here is the answer everyone....rechargeable batteries look the same as a regular battery. it just has a different name, "rechargeable" meaning you can use them over again. when the battery dies you insert it in the batteries recharge base, and once they are charged you stick it back in the pencil sharpener, or whatever you're using that takes batteries. this person obviously does not know what a rechargeable battery is, so here's the answer to everyone who does not know what a rechargeable battery is or does. can you use rechargeables in this sharpener? apr 28, 2014 by glenn von dem bussche "it takes batteries! i doubt it can tell the difference!" and, this is the stupidest answer i've yet to encounter, so here is the answer everyone....rechargeable batteries look the same as a regular battery. it just has a different name, "rechargeable" meaning you can use them over again. when the battery dies you insert it in the batteries recharge base, and once they are charged you stick it back in the pencil sharpener, or whatever you're using that takes... » Read More can you use rechargeables in this sharpener? apr 28, 2014 by glenn von dem bussche "it takes batteries! i doubt it can tell the difference!" and, this is the stupidest answer i've yet to encounter, so here is the answer everyone....rechargeable batteries look the same as a regular battery. it just has a different name, "rechargeable" meaning you can use them over again. when the battery dies you insert it in the batteries recharge base, and once they are charged you stick it back in the pencil sharpener, or whatever you're using that takes batteries. this person obviously does not know what a rechargeable battery is, so here's the answer to everyone who does not know what a rechargeable battery is or does. « Show Less
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Yes it is rechargeable. Operates like a factory battery with what I've noticed is a better operating time.
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Yes. It does not recharge well. It has bad memory and if you recharge before total discharge it will only charge back to that point.
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I use it with the gas model I dont beleive it would work that well with a battery model for problems I have run into with other battery operated tools
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You guys just broke my heart. I was told to get a trickle charger for my g25x infiniti. If it sits for more than 4 days, it dies out. I have to get someone to recharge it. I don't want to be at the mercy of the guy with the portable charger or tow truck. I want something to maintain my battery that doesn't need to be plugged into an electrical outlet. I live in a co-op does have outside electrical outlets but the cable will have to go over the sidewalk and the parking lot to my car to charge it. It doesn't sound safe(tripping or accidentally shredder by snow blower) so I don't think the Board will okay it. Any suggestions where something can be directly attached to my battery? You guys just broke my heart. I was told to get a trickle charger for my g25x infiniti. If it sits for more than 4 days, it dies out. I have to get someone to recharge it. I don't want to be at the mercy of the guy with the portable charger or tow truck. I want something to maintain my battery that doesn't need to be plugged into an electrical outlet. I live in a co-op does have outside electrical outlets but the cable will have to go over the sidewalk and the parking lot to my car to charge it. It doesn't sound safe(tripping or accidentally shredder by snow blower) so I don't think the... » Read More You guys just broke my heart. I was told to get a trickle charger for my g25x infiniti. If it sits for more than 4 days, it dies out. I have to get someone to recharge it. I don't want to be at the mercy of the guy with the portable charger or tow truck. I want something to maintain my battery that doesn't need to be plugged into an electrical outlet. I live in a co-op does have outside electrical outlets but the cable will have to go over the sidewalk and the parking lot to my car to charge it. It doesn't sound safe(tripping or accidentally shredder by snow blower) so I don't think the Board will okay it. Any suggestions where something can be directly attached to my battery? « Show Less
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I would suggest you check with your mechanic to be on the safe side. On the other hand, if the fuel has ethanol in it, I am not sure it is salvageable. If it is pure gas with NO ethanol you could be OK.
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I just checked the label on the fire extinguisher and it CAN be recharged. So the answer is "Yes"
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It is rechargeable. i haven't had any problems with it. I plug it into the cigarette lighter and turn the key, and my tank of a Volvo starts right up. I then drive it for a few miles. I don't drive the car very often since our city has great mass transit. and it sits in the driveway, in the cold.