Does the charger come with a JST plug or a Tamiya plug?
646571
It does not have any plugs. Only 1-4 cell balance connector inputs for lithium polymer batteries. This charger does not charge nimh or nicd battery packs
646572
This charger has 1 each female jst plug on the right side which accepts 1 cell, 2 cell, 3 cell and 4 cell jst ballancing plug found on most if not all lipo batteries. All my batteries have a jst balancing plug.
646573
Just JST.But, look this.Tenergy TB6-B 50W Balancing Charger for NiMH/NiCD/Li-PO/Li-Fe/SLA Battery Packs
646574
The charger plugs into any generic north american wall port, and the charger itself has several different sized ports to fit any kind of li-po battery or li-Fe battery. no plugs are coming out of the silver component, which is the charger.
567794
No. It is a 18 VOLT DUAL CHEMISTRY BATTERY CHARGER. Go to Ryobi tools's website to check out what charger works with your battery.
873714
The part number for the official replacement charger is JNC212. If you search for JNC212 on a search site you can find places to buy the part. As of right now there is one person selling it on amazon but it's not sold by Amazon themselves.
693421
No, at least not with the one that I was shipped. The connectors where different (not as shown), so I swapped them out. Excellent charger though, it'll keep your batteries in tip-top shape for a long time.
1102401
You will need to mod convert your charger its kind of uncommon but here it is I don't endorse the mod conversion nor guarantee anything it's strictly at your own risk but here it is how good luck http://www.schneordesign.com/Avi/Makita/makita_mod1.htm
1083634
I have no idea. I bought this charger for an engineering prototype. I don't even recall the plug it had on it. Sorry!
957425
That's what I have but it really isn't a charger per sae. You have to have a cable and plug it into the USB port. There are two but really only one works at a time. It works in a good position in my Jeep
1905363
Mine came with a standard US compatible plug type. However, the battery life is poor so I installed my own 2 cell lipo battery and don't even use the wall charger since I have to use a lipo charger separately. I highly recommend this upgrade. Now I have 6-8 hour battery life which gives me plenty of time to setup and modify multiple planes without needing a charge. Also, lipo takes 30 min. to charge where as the standard battery takes all night.
605420
Mine came with the charger, appears to be a standard 2 pin ac cord, similiar to those found on on portable radios and some laptop power supplies
273506
The picture of the charger does not show everything. It does have an AC mains plug.
1970846
it is a small pack with a mini tamiya connector. it is a 4.8v 4 cell pack. the charger is anything that will fit the connector. a small one with like a 500 mah charge rate would work or a smart charger for airsoft. Any battery pack with that connection will work but anything over a six cell (7.2v) will probably rip the gearbox up because it is all plastic.
764325
only buy it from amazon,got one at radio shack it was a 18 pin plug plugged it up and burned up my tablet, the tech at matsunichi said use only factory rated plug. got mine at amazon had no problens after the repair.
2092851
Tamiya plug, a Balance board, and an extra lead to solder the plug of your choice onto
508392
I had to buy this adapter to charge the extra battery I bought: Redcat Racing ST-TAMTO4B Male Tamiya to Female Banana 4.0mm Adapter. Hope this helps.
1878208
I bought a M12 tool which came with the an M12 charger. That's what I used. You may want to check out the vendor's sight.
1297261
Yes! I use the original charger that came with my NA 3DS to charge my JP 3DS.
407286
This information should help you: http://www.fixya.com/support/t4167915-vec010bd_ac_charger_part_5140045_34