All we recommend for a battery charger is a "peak charger". This will charge almost any type of battery that you can find. If you have a "nickel metal-hydride" battery pack you will need to contact the manufacturer or see their website to see if the charger will properly charge that type of battery. Usually you will need a "delta peak charger" to charge nickel metal-hydride batteries properly.

A 'Battery Charger' is an electronic circuit which will generally be associated with a particular type of rechargeable battery. Once connected, it restores the electrical charge back into the cells of the battery in a controlled manner and maintains a 'fully charged' condition. See similar questions...

Here is another interesting setup I found on ebay: link Morgan-tec performance in Fort Collins Co. did all the fabrication and installation morgantec1@gmail.com See similar questions...

The BCM-1 Battery Charger (Item #260206) for the EVOLT E-510 is rated at 100-240 V AC and automatically adjusts itself for the local electrical current. However, you may have to get a set of plug adapters for the different wall outlets used in foreign countries. Plug adapter kits are available at electronics and luggage stores. The EVOLT E-510 accepts CompactFlash cards up to 8 GB capacity and supports Write Acceleration CompactFlash cards. See similar questions...

The 4 pin battery connector has the following pin-outs: (1) +Volts-red (2) Thermister-Yellow (3) Blank (4) Ground, The 3 pin charger connector has the following pin-outs: (1) +Volts-Orange (2)Ground-Black (3)Thermister-Yellow See similar questions...

No, freight is included within the continental United States on new and reconditioned batteries and chargers. We only charge for installation (if requested) @ $75/hr in most markets. See similar questions...

The charger draws a very low amount of current, even when the units are recharging. After the charge cycle is finished, the load is negligible. The charger will also shut itself off if it detects your car battery is low. See similar questions...

You will need to know the battery type, number of cells, voltage and Amp-hour capacity. This information will allow you to select the relevant product range for your battery. This website shows the maximum charging currents available from each product, and this in turn will allow you to estimate the maximum charging time (see table). The final choice is really an economic one - faster chargers tend to be more expensive than slower ones! See similar questions...

For the rechargeable battery packs, use the overnight charger that it is equipped with or use an adjustable peak-detecting battery charger that is set at a 0.5 to 1 amp charge rate. NOTE: some batteries that are available for Nitro cars are now nickel metal-hydride, and the proper battery charger must be used for this type of battery. Check your battery charger manual to see if will properly charge nickel metal-hydride (Ni-MH) batteries. See similar questions...

I think there is some electrical contact problem in your charger and you can fix it yourself in a few minutes. See similar questions...

To estimate how long a battery/appliance combination will operate together, use this handy calculator. (calculator may not work in Netscape browsers) Represents actual power consumption as measured on sample products. Click below for Chart of Typical Appliance/Tool Usage Tip: Deep cycle (marine) batteries generally have the highest reserve ratings. They are also capable of withstanding repeated drains of power and recharging. See similar questions...

Solar cells produce a direct current. Unfortunately, most of the electrical devices we commonly use expect a standard AC power supply. [Different standards apply in different countries, ~120 volt 60 Hz in North America.] An inverter takes the DC from the solar cells and creates a useable form of AC. Besides doing this, an Inverter may also be connected to the electric grid and/or a battery backup system. See similar questions...

Car chargers are a great way to keep you talking during a busy day or on an extended trip; however, using the car charger for more than two hours at a time can "burn-up" your battery. We recommend that you only use your cigarette charger for charging a low battery and never for more than two hours at a time. See similar questions...

NO! Our system is designed to function brush-driven tools and Universal motors - not straight AC. Read your manual on how to charge batteries using your leads. Some computer systems are programmed to shut off the system if no rotor RPM is received. Get a second person to help you: one person to turn the key/ switch while the other has the meter on the wire. See similar questions...

Technically no, but using another power supply voids the warranty of the battery module and isn't a good idea. See similar questions...

On a Dry Mount charger, you will need to jumper the unused positive terminals to one of the positive terminals that you are using so that the charger will "read" a battery on each lead. See similar questions...