Can they charge in other sony charger? I have another Sony charger. If I bought these Energy Cycle batteries, will they charge the following charger?http://www.amazon.com/Sony-Battery-Charger-Rechargeable-Batteries/dp/B0002IWC9C/ref=pd_sim_e_6 Can they charge in other sony charger? I have another Sony charger. If I bought these Energy Cycle batteries, will they charge the following charger? » Read More Can they charge in other sony charger? I have another Sony charger. If I bought these Energy Cycle batteries, will they charge the following charger?http://www.amazon.com/Sony-Battery-Charger-Rechargeable-Batteries/dp/B0002IWC9C/ref=pd_sim_e_6 « Show Less
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The SONY BCG-34HE4 is a smart charger, meaning that it monitors battery status during charging, and stops whenever a cell is fully charged. Therefore you can use it to charge any AA/AAA NiMH cells. This is not the case if you have a timer-based dumb charger.I have used this SONY charger with Sanyo eneloop and many other low-self-discharge cells without any problems.
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In small print on the back of the package it says "Can be used in all Sony Ni-MH Chargers".
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As far as I know, all Ni-MH batteries will safely charge in all Ni-MH chargers (at least they do for me :P). However, I do believe it is dangerous to try to charge Ni-MH in a Ni-Cad, Li-Ion, or any other type of charger.
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I want to know the answer to this as well. Can we use the OEM charger for these batteries? Thanks!
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I've read where the agm batt can be charged by this charger when connected in parallel with another conventional battery. I also know that there are agm battery chargers available. I suggest that you look up the charging of the agm on youtube. Someone has probably already solved this type of problem. Cheers.
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The ones that came suggested on the packaging was just to do a complete charge before use. The packaging isn't on my person at the moment. But it doesn't say anything about using different chargers. I looked that up myself on the internet. Search "Zero Lemon Galaxy note 2 XDA forum" on google and you'll see a page that has in depth information about the battery and several in-depth reviews with pictures as well as what chargers to use and how to find the right one for this battery so it can charge quicker.
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If by regular batteries you mean non-RAM alkalines, in my experience they will charge, with reduced capacity (it seemed to get worse each charging). I personally don't find it worth recharging them in price comparison with RAM or NiMH batteries that can be charged hundred of times and still hold a good charge.To answer your questions more directly. Works as well as can be expected on non--RAM alkalines. I wouldn't charge them more than twice. You are better off with batteries designed to be recharged.
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My Charger is a DC9700 92.6 battery charger, it also says charge only 7000, 9000, or 9100 batteries only. I don't have a 9100 charger, but what I have will charge 9100. I hope this will help, I have recharged these batteries several times and had no problems yet. I got these batteries about 6 - 8 months ago and still no problems. I hope this helps.
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I read that these batteries, if not used frequently used, tend to go dormant and the chargers will not charge. Need to connect battery to a regular battery charger to re-energize. Recommend you try to charge another battery or investigate the dormant battery issue for your specific equipment. Hope this helps.
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No difference from other deep cycle batteries. The Optima batteries I have charge normally with both my on-board and portable chargers. I am on year 3 and have had zero issues.
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No, the battery charger is separate. You take the battery out of the camera to charge it, at least for my model. I believe all Sony cameras work that way.
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Well, just bought a pair at about 50% off for what they are sold for on Sony's site. You can get an additional ac charger (or replacement) for $20 at Radio Shack. I got one and it works fabulously. It's called Enercell 3VDC and includes your choice of a tip. Part Number 273-312.
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The Sanyo MQN06 charger included in this package only charges in pairs. If you just put in one cell, NOTHING happens. It is a semi-smart charger, meaning that it monitors the combined voltage of two cells, and stops charging when AT LEAST ONE cell is fully charged. This prevents over-charging, but one cell may be under-charged (if you group two cells of different capacities in a pair). Is the MQN06 good enough for your application? IF all your battery-operated appliances use even number of cells, AND you only use idential cells in them, AND you make sure not to mix-up cells from different appliances, THEN it is acceptable to use this charger. Otherwise, get at least one charger that can handle individual cells. For example: Sony Cycle Energy BCG34HRE4KN Quick with Refresh Charger and 4 Pre-Charged 2000 mAh AA Batteries
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Do these Eneloop rechargeables have to be charged in an Eneloop charger? Or, will another HiMH charger work? Thank you.
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i had to order a charger from the internet. sony has a charger that recharges batteries i do know if amazon carrys this charger,
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I have 2 different after market chargers (this being one of them) and have used 4 different brands of after market batteries in them and in the Canon charger. I bought dual chargers because I use a battery grip. All of the chargers worked with all of the mixed brand batteries and when I have had an issue with charging a specific battery it has always been the battery and not the charger. Since this is for a 6D (new to the market) I'm assuming that you just purchased this battery and you're attempting to charge it for the first time. I believe your issue is a bad battery and not a quirky charger. Hope this helped. P.S Nice camera, Enjoy! I have 2 different after market chargers (this being one of them) and have used 4 different brands of after market batteries in them and in the Canon charger. I bought dual chargers because I use a battery grip. All of the chargers worked with all of the mixed brand batteries and when I have had an issue with charging a specific battery it has always been the battery and not the charger. Since this is for a 6D (new to the market) I'm assuming that you just purchased this battery and you're attempting to charge it for the first time. I believe your issue is a bad battery and not a quirky... » Read More I have 2 different after market chargers (this being one of them) and have used 4 different brands of after market batteries in them and in the Canon charger. I bought dual chargers because I use a battery grip. All of the chargers worked with all of the mixed brand batteries and when I have had an issue with charging a specific battery it has always been the battery and not the charger. Since this is for a 6D (new to the market) I'm assuming that you just purchased this battery and you're attempting to charge it for the first time. I believe your issue is a bad battery and not a quirky charger. Hope this helped. P.S Nice camera, Enjoy! « Show Less
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hello Mike S. Don't do what I did pay a lot of money for something that don't work, these are after market chargers the original battery has been discontinued by sears, as have the charger, so long story short don't waste your money on something that don't fill the bill. Be smart spend a little and get a knew drill the 19volt is great and powerful, and it's less than $100.00 these come with two batts and charger besides X-mas is coming so what are you waiting for???
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So I have the regular Energizer slow charger. I may have heard you wrong but they do not work in the Eng. fast charger, but they DO work in the regular charger?
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For me these batteries were working exactly same way as a native Sony battery did: showing % of charge, etc. I never been trying to charge it in camera since I had always two extra batteries outside camera body, so it was easier to use a charger.