How does it recharge when the only touching parts between handle and charge are plastic? There are no metal interfaces
775690
The base is all plastic. No metal tabs. The brush sits on top of the base where charges.
775691
Both the toothbrush and the charger have a coil of wire under the plastic coating. This kind of charging is called induction. It protects you from electrical shock if water gets on the device.
1844250
I don't think so. There are 2 metal plates on both sides of the charger's slot but they look more like holders rather than charging contact. The fact that there is no polarity marker or indication on the charger also makes it harder to believe it would charge your battery.
309045
The radio/battery is warmer to touch when charging, but does't get hot. Charge in a ventilated area and do not over charge.
1562266
It seems to be metal, but I'm not positive. Battery is included with converter to charge. Battery is not removed to charge; charge like a cell phone. Battery lasts a long time. Not sure I understand your "Windows XP & Vista capable?" question. I'm sure you will be edit pictures on either. I have Windows 7. USB cable is included.
678123
This charger has a pop out plug, pop it out, press into a wall socket or onto a power strip. When you're done you pop the plug portion back in for easy storage. Mine only lasted 5 or so charges. Look for the cheap china ones on auction sites or Amazon that cost a fraction, so cheap they are disposable.
2799
When I recharged this it didn't even work. It's just a piece if plastic, no lights or anything
607315
It is rechargeable. It recharges through the USB cable, connect to your computer, or a USB wall connector.
688213
on top of the batteries there is what looks like a flip up handle - if you flip it up you will see the inlet for the plug, you just plug in the charger and align the pins and plug it in. When fully charged do the other battery.. I bought a second charger so I can charge both at once. But I don't think I would invest that much again. I have a broken bike in my garage. Have had to replace the back rim which is not cheap and the new rim broke within a few weeks -- if you can sell it do so - they are not built with strong enough back rim and spokes
2150561
You need to line up the metal terminals . on the end of the battery with the 3 metal surfaces on the charger and then push the battery into the charger. You then plug it into a wall outlet.
549139
The battery has a plastic sleeve that is sits in, when not on the lopper. That sleeve is the battery charger. Works fine, although if you plan on doing lots of lopping, You might want to consider a second battery as well as a charger that will handle both, similar to this one Black and Decker 5106551-01 18 volt dual station battery charger.
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I am surprised that users and sellers alike are recommending that you can use the embedded wire to ground your hose. That defies all the laws of electricity! Plastic is an insulator. The problem we are trying to solve is the build-up of static electricity within the hose. A wire isolated from the static environment (inside of the hose) by insulation (the plastic it is embedded in) cannot possibly stream off any electrical charge! It has to be bare within the environment. That is why the manuals from Jet, Grizzly, etc. say to use a BARE wire inside the hose. Otherwise, they would say to use ANY wire. You have, in effect, the equivalent of an insulated wire laid inside your hose! Useless! I am surprised that users and sellers alike are recommending that you can use the embedded wire to ground your hose. That defies all the laws of electricity! Plastic is an insulator. The problem we are trying to solve is the build-up of static electricity within the hose. A wire isolated from the static environment (inside of the hose) by insulation (the plastic it is embedded in) cannot possibly stream off any electrical charge! It has to be bare within the environment. That is why the manuals from Jet, Grizzly, etc. say to use a BARE wire inside the hose. Otherwise, they would say to use... » Read More I am surprised that users and sellers alike are recommending that you can use the embedded wire to ground your hose. That defies all the laws of electricity! Plastic is an insulator. The problem we are trying to solve is the build-up of static electricity within the hose. A wire isolated from the static environment (inside of the hose) by insulation (the plastic it is embedded in) cannot possibly stream off any electrical charge! It has to be bare within the environment. That is why the manuals from Jet, Grizzly, etc. say to use a BARE wire inside the hose. Otherwise, they would say to use ANY wire. You have, in effect, the equivalent of an insulated wire laid inside your hose! Useless! « Show Less
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it's recharged via usb port on a regular computer. it then has a mini-usb port to connect one half of the speaker to the other half. the little magnets that hold the two halves together are good, too, they're strong enough to hold the speaker together despite being dropped off the night table onto carpeting!(and the thing i said about it stopping working? forget it. after i talked bad about it, the darn thing decided to work again!)
2017701
Plastic. Works fine, I actually bought a second one. Cant run both at same time though as controller works both on same signal. But when first one runs down, you have a spare ready to go since recharge takes a while.
1243603
Usually it is the battery. Take a battery you know is still chargeable and see if it recharges.
1507193
It has a plug that pops out of the back and you plug it right in the wall. The battery fits in the charger perfectly and lines up with three metal bars on both the charger and the battery. I hope this is helprul.
1298201
You put the battery between the clear plastic cover and the bottom black part and make contact with the 2 adjustable metal prongs. It works very well for most mobile phone or digital cameras rechargeable batteries.
186113
It came with a usb cable to charge it with, I didnt get a physical wall charger with it. I dont know the battery type, it worked well for several years until it got wet one day. Its not the best, the screen isnt a great touch screen but it does what it says it does and I was able to use it with usb wall chargers I already owned.