Does this charge 9V rechargeables (I type)?
742717
No, it does not. I bought the Maha Powerex MH-C490F-DCW in conjunction with this charger for my 9V batteries. Get it on Amazon here: Maha PowerEx MH-C490F-DCW Worldwide 9-Volt Battery Charger with Car Adapter
742718
No, it does not charge 9-volt batteries. Does what it says. Exactly what is stated.
742719
No, it does not. I bought the Maha Powerex MH-C490F-DCW in conjunction with this charger for my 9V batteries. Get it on Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/Maha-PowerEx-MH-C490F-DCW-Worldwide-Battery/dp/B0002WKD80
177852
On the device it says, "charge only 2/4 AA/AAA NI-MH rechargeable batteries..." So, no.
1059755
No, it uses two AAA batteries and this is one of the main reasons I bought it. I use rechargeable AA and AAA cells and avoid 9v if possible.
2167793
Output voltage is 9.6 to 18V DC. That's what is printed on the back label. This charger is intended to charge several Rigid battery types that fall within this range--not just 18V.
533466
I didn't know so I tried it...the answer is yes. It took a charge from the wall charger as it charged my iPod(USB out). I assume it will do the same for the 9 and 12V DC out. Remember to press the power button to start the output charge.
1907950
NOT a charger. I use it INSTEAD OF the 9V batt for a dog bark stopper. Saves a lot of batteries.
1613530
No. The charger directions specifically say it's for use with rechargeable batteries only. You should not try to charge "regular" batteries in the charger meant for rechargeable batteries.
8555
I suspect so. It is rechargable through a USB port, but there is no ready access to the battery, so I was not able to inspect what kind it was.
1609338
Yes It will. However I always use a 90 Watt Charger when I buy 9 cell Batteries. It is not necessary I just do, Good luck.
365175
Not exactly. For these chargers, red light for charging, green for charged.
913421
I don't know what kind of voltage it uses, but I have charged my Ebook, apple mp, and my android phone w/these, works for me
562993
Rechargeables is all I use it for really... I really couldn't say it reads incorrectly as I have nothing to compare it to... it lets me know which ones have comparable charges & whether a battery is uncharged or not. I do note that new alkaline batteries show a higher total charge than a fully charged rechargeable. I think as long as you determine what baseline is for your fully charged batteries, this works just fine. If you need to know the exact numerical charge for batteries, this isn't the tester for you.
1781267
Yes, it does work with a 9v battery. It will not reach full potential with a 9v battery.
936886
It has 10440/16340/14500/14650/17670/18500/18650/18700 on the back of the charger. I only charge 18650's so that is the only I know it charges. But I would have to say no to the 18350's.
611344
It does in fact charge deep cell batteries properly, however, I would advise you consider buying another unit. The instructions are in three languages, and is so tiny, you may need a magnifying glass to read it.
631064
Yes. I checked the number on our 40-volt batteries and it is the same. We have used it to charge both the 36 and the 40 volt.
198319
don't have with me currently but believe it takes 9 volt in handle and lasts a long time , not sure about rechargable.