i have a nimh charger with a tamiya style connector. could i just get another a tamiya style connector and solder it to a Battery Holder Storage Box and expect batteries to charge fine? does it matter if the batteries are hooked up in series or parallel. and would i have to charge all 8 batteries at the same time? any way around that if it is the case? (other than getting more battery storage boxes)
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mike450136 said:
i have a nimh charger with a tamiya style connector. could i just get another a tamiya style connector and solder it to a Battery Holder Storage Box and expect batteries to charge fine? does it matter if the batteries are hooked up in series or parallel. and would i have to charge all 8 batteries at the same time? any way around that if it is the case? (other than getting more battery storage boxes)
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These typically only work on batteries that were made to be rechargeable, it won't charge batteries that were not designed to be recharged.
Yes, series or parallel matters, that is why the chargers are designed the way they are made with the slots opposing each other.
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Hi All,
I have a Touch HD and I am looking at replacing my battery.
I have noticed that the genuine HTC 1350mV part no: 35H00120-01M has 2 metal contacts on the top right and left corners of the flat side of the battery.
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All the non-genuine batteries do not have these 2 metal 'contacts' on the flat side of the battery.
When I put a multimeter across them, it shows that they are connected to each other, but not connected to the actual battery terminals. By that I mean, there is no voltage drop when I connect one of these terminals to any one of the main power terminals of the battery.
I have looked at the HTC_Blackstone_Service_Manual and it shows that these contacts connect to metal plate. This plate could be a shield or a heat sink for the battery.
Can anyone advise me just what are these 2 contacts used for?
Are they necessary?
Will my reception suffer?
If all 3rd party batteries don't come with these, can I assume they are not needed?
If they are not needed, then why did HTC see fit to have them in place?
Thank you in advance.
David
Hi does anyone know where I can buy a genuine original AC charger for an i9000? Mine broke (loose connection on the microusb).
The model is ETA0U10UBE Samsung Travel Adapter I've not found a seller yet of these types - maybe some of you know where I can source one?
Many thanks
Some of many....
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ORIGINAL-MAIN...ories_MobilePhoneChargers&hash=item3cb33c995f
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GENUINE-ORIGI...ories_MobilePhoneChargers&hash=item1e5d1dcc3a
You're just fantastic. He asked for the specific model number, and... One question: are you working as the car dealer? If not, think ab. the job change. I can imagine: somebody comes to you, asks for Passat, and leaves you with Corsa
The charger for SGS is a STANDARD MICRO-USB charger.
All you need is to grab one from ANY manufacturer and that's all.
I personally use one Nokia micro-usb charger (from my Ex-smartphone), a Motorola micro-usb charger (from the bluetooth handsfree) and the genuine one ... all are charging the battery perfectly. We are talking about a standard here ....
So, as long as you can buy a charger that has micro-usb plug, it is generating 5V and has a current limit of maximum 1A, you're good to go.
Is this the one you are looking for?
http://www.chargers4u.co.uk/origina...-p-948.html?osCsid=7jbbcn5amf9ti9eo0hbk90tk43
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TLDR: I recommend this charger if you have other USB Type-C devices that require power delivery to charge, such as the new MacBook. It works great with the Nexus 6P, but is much more powerful than needed.
The stock Nexus 6P charger is potentially dangerous, and I wanted to get a different charger for it to minimize risk (I just got motherboard with USB-C and I'm prone to stupid mistakes). I've had good luck with Anker products in the past, so I had high expectations for the PowerPort Speed 1.
It met all the expectations! The build quality is excellent, Anker finally got rid of their gross glossy finish and made it matte as it should be. The blue light on the front is also much nicer than their previous chargers with bright green lights. The blue glow is bright enough to see, but not bright enough to light up a room at night. It also doesn't suffer from the same issues that the stock charger has, the picture below shows it not giving any power to a USB-A charger I have with a bright light on the front.
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I recommend it a lot, but it is fairly expensive. Here's a link to the Amazon page.
Ever since a couple of months ago I had problems with charging the phone.
The provided 65w warp charger doesn't charge the phone at all, when I try to charge it with my old OnePlus 6 charger
it is charging but in a normal speed (not even fast charging).
I've tried cleaning the ports (phone, cable and charger), I've tried pluging and unpluging the cable multiple times,
I've tried hooking the cable up to a battery bank but still nothing.
I have an old 5T and when I plug it to the 65w brick it is charging but in normal speed (no fast charging).
Every other thing I plug in to it is charging (headphones, Ipad, Tablet and even a laptop).
Am I going crazy?
I need help please!
One plus 5T charger only supports 20W charging，If your charger breaks down, you can buy an official GaN charger，In the Xinyu of second-hand trading, you can buy a brand-new official charger , about 80 -90 yuan。
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I have been using One Plus 8 pro for nearly 2 years. Recently my charger has started acting weirdly. It took around 5 hours to get my phone charge from 25% to 70%. I have attached screenshot for attention. Even when I connect the charger, it shows Charging on home screen instead of Warp-Charging.
I am still using Original charger and cable to charge the phone.
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Shine a light into the charging port, there might be some dust and lint build up inside.
Get a wooden toothpick, shave it thin with a sharp knife and try to fish out the stuff inside the port.
Do NOT under any circumstances use a metal tool for this.
Shorting the port can cause permanent damage to the phone. Always use non conductive material.
I get that kind of charging speed when I'm using a slow charger, and it's definitely not normal. Also, the 8 Pro comes with a Warp Charge 3T 30W charger. Using a newer charger like the one for the 8T or Nord with more power will not hurt the phone, but it won't charge any faster than 30W.