Can I charge these batteries (2300mAh) with the Energizer charger that came with the 1300mAh type batteries (not mixing the different type batteries)?
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I believe so. Most battery chargers are universal...can charge Duracell on a rayovac charger, charge energizer on a Duracell charger, rayovac on a energizer charger. As long as you don't mix batteries it will be fine.
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I don't think you can charge these batteries properly with the regular chargers. You can use the Tenergy TN270 that was recommended. I use the SYSMAX Intellicharge i4 JETBeam. It cost about $25 and will charge 4 batteries. It's universal and can also charge: AA, AAA, C type batteries too. I'm able to charge more batteries and other types without having to have other charges.I recently bought their button top type for my Nitecore MT40 Flashlight. I'm happy with Tenergy so-far.
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I am using energizer recharger but cannot fully recharge the batteries. I guess Tenergy charger would suit its original brand.
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Yes, I use rechargeable energizer batteries both AA and C size and this charger works well with them.
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Hi Stephen. I don't know the answer to that. I have not used them because they only charge to about 65 %. I have two sets and the new battery charger. They sit in a box of other junk totally unused for the last year or so. I found it far cheaper and more satisfying to go to the Dollar Store and buy cheap batteries. I get far more pictures.... hundreds more ! Literally. I wish I had sent them back... The cheap foreign ones are far suprior in my opinion. Hope this helps.
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Yes, these batteries can use the charger that came with the camera. The charger did not come with the package of batteries but with the camera when I bought it.
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Yes it should as long as it came with Nickel Metal Hydride (Ni-MH). Some much older chargers (before 2006) might only charge NiCd batteries and are not suited to charge Ni-MH batteries. I would consider investing in a good charger that reads the voltage in the battery and charges it based on that. The Energizer Charger charges your batteries based on a set time and not on what the battery actually might need. This reduces the life of the battery and can undercharge or overcharge the battery reguardless of its brand. If you are considering investing in the top eneloop batteries a good $30-40 charger would be a worth while investment. Michael Bluejay's Battery Guide online gives a lot of great information about both rechargeable batteries and chargers.
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Yes the 26650 batteries can be charged with it, that is what I use it for. As Jeff states, the charger shuts off when the batteries are charged. So far it has worked perfectly for me.
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Yes, the newest version of these charges support charging both 12v/16V LiPo batteries. Just make sure you have the mode selected (its the blue icons on the front of the charger)
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I don't think so. read the specs for eneloop and see if you can use that charger with these batteries. The batteries are ni-mh. does the charge say that also?
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I also got the 26650 batteries and use them. I had to buy a different charger.
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Yes you can use them,The charger takes about 1/2 hour to fully charge them back.you get 2 two in The combo.its well worth The buck.
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I first purchased a 4 battery Sanyo set that included a Sanyo charger. While I think your energizer charger would work, I would not take that approach myself as the Sanyo charging paradigm may differ from the energizer charger. YMMV.
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I don't know about your specific charger but I have had success with both my Panasonic cordless phone chargers and an Energizer charger. They appear to be an interchangeable Ni-MH AA.
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Yes, and they work better too. However, you cannot use your old charger with them and must buy the lime green one to use with the new lithium batteries. The new charger can be used to charge the old yellow and black batteries.
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I haven't made time to try the new charger - I have a 2000 watt Yamaha generator I wasHoping to use - the charger uses up to 1800 watts - my generator is rated at 1650 continuousI wouldn't even consider a 1000 watt generator!Bottom line is charger will use the mostEnergy on a fully discharged battery set. If you are just topping of batteries it will use less. 1 kw generator - I wouldn't do it!
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Yes, just be very careful that you put them in correctly. Otherwise, any remaining charge in the battery will melt the charger.