My batteries say "2C Charge Rate" (Lectron Pro 3.7v 180mAh 45C) - will this charger be appropriate for them? I'm a little confused here. Thanks!
1758630
sure!! I use this charger all the time for 70 mah to 200 mah 1 cell batteries. you should be okay with 180 mah 1 cell batteries with this charger. Cliff
1758631
The "C" means the capacity of the cell. On your cells C = 180mAh. The manufacturer recommends charging at no more than 2C, or 360mA. This charger charges at 300mA (0.3A), so you will be fine. The cells will just charge slightly slower than if you had a perfectly matched charger.
1758632
Not sure. I have two different kind of batteries that work. They are all E-Fllite Lithium Polymer batteries so work with the E-Flite charger. The batteries fit a Blade MCx2 and the Gyro S1076 copters.
1758633
Yes it willThis will work with any battery that will plug in. This unit prevents over charging, some batteries need this to prevent over charging damage
135238
I have used several chargers and they have all worked with these batteries. You should not have to purchase a specific one.
580168
Like you i didnt know either ,i just tired to make sure it had the 3 prongs like my old one which it does ,and also i went by other reviews on there batterys voltage on the scotter they where charging ,so basically i took my chances and it works beautiful for mine ,i have a Golden Companion .i also figured for the price i would just donate it if it didnt work or return it , i hope this helps (Good Luck)
1489786
Get a Nitecore charger. Don't bother with any other charger for these batteries. Charge both of them when you get them.
1490669
The Nitecore charger is actually a great charger, it just sounds like you got a unit that was bad. As far batteries, the research I've done suggests that a lot of them are actually the same - just branded with whatever company is selling them. I'm not sure if they sell on Amazon, but I have had excellent service with a place called Orbtronic. The Orbtronic batteries work very well and I've never had a problem with them not charging fully. I also have a couple of EagleTac branded batteries for my EagleTac flashlight. I honestly can not tell a difference.
1956238
Did you check the Amazon site? I have only ordered batteries, not the charger. Sorry to be of no help.
436264
if it is capable of charging a 3.7volt battery then I would think that the charger would be able to charge the battery always check with the manufacturer of the charger before trying to recharge a battery that it is NOT capable of recharging it could kill the life cycle of the battery or the battery could effect the chargers ability to function properly or both do a web search to see if the La Crosse BC-700 capabilities are Also if the company that makes the charger has a technical support phone number that could give you their recommendation.
1650433
1C is always the standard. 2C is posssible, but will reduce the life of the battery and increase (however small) the risks of damage or fire. 3C is definitely pushing it. Batteries that can take a charge above 1C are usually in the 30+ C rating for discharge. I would not charge a 15C battery above 1C.
619900
Not certain about that. I have had my charger for over a year and have not had any problems. I purchased 6 new batteries last summer. The technician who installed the batteries said nothing about my charger affecting the batteries. Who was the source who told you that? It might be wise to check with the cart mfg. Also, before I ordered the charger I asked the company if it was okay- they said that there was no problem and if I did not like the charger to send it back. To me it's just a lower charge which takes longer for the batteries to charge. Good Luck.
1810813
I've used it to charge many different types of ni-cads and and ni-mh's. Seems to work very well. I have a few eneloop 1900 mah and they charge well. I have not had a lot of luck with the eneloop lasting very long since they are only 1.9amp so have changed to other larger amperage batteries. Energizer 2.3 and Precision 2.9amp. But the charger seems to handle all of them.
48322
Yes, that is what I bought these batteries for. They are both still working great, nice to have 2 batteries - always have a spare. Would recommend getting a separate charger also.
62256
The voltage on this battery is 12v. The nominal chanrging rate listed for the battery is 15A with a peak charging rate at 30A. If you have a single battery with a charge controller at 30A, you should be just fine. However if you add a second battery this will drop to 15A per roughly, minus loss so you may not be able to fully charge your batteries based on your usage in a single day.
1584798
I asked the above question and just want to follow-up. I purchased this charger and it charged and condition these batteries in about 7 hours and so far they are holding the charge. VW wants $600 dollars for them LOL.
1124262
Sorry for the first "short" answer. These batteries are so crappy that the best charger in the world won't do better to make up for their less than advertised capacity (in my experience) and poor performance in a small digital camera. If your going to spend more money get eneloops.
32715
I looked up your charger # & found 1 on ebay for 19.98. Do not know which other chargers might work. First thing I would check to see if the batteries are good if you have not already done that. I hope that info helps some. Good luck
754247
I got 18500 batteries and have been using this charger awhile now and it charges mine without a problem. I don't see you having ant problems usong it on them 18350 batteries
1018653
most newer chargers have a setting for the agm gel type batteries, you want to use no more than a 12 to 15 amp preferably a 2 amp charger, kind of like a deep cycle battery less amps for longer time.. But when my charger was on the agm/gel battery settings it was showing 12 to 15 amps most of the time.. Good luck if you get one.