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Charging batt with standard charger?

General Grobel · 2008-12-04 19:26:25

Yet another battery related question:rolleyes: If I new exactly how long to charge my battery, would it be ok to charge it with a standard wall charger?( Its not a cheap freebie Chinese one) Thanks.

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04-12-2008 8:26pm

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General Grobel

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Yet another battery related question:rolleyes:
If I new exactly how long to charge my battery, would it be ok to charge it with a standard wall charger?( Its not a cheap freebie Chinese one)
Thanks.

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#2 04-12-2008 8:41pm
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yes

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#3 04-12-2008 9:57pm
General Grobel

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Thanks just another forty hours to go!

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#4 05-12-2008 12:31am
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Can take a while depending on current output of your wall charger.
If you calculate the time, I found a very useful device was one of those "timers" mains plug-in, on sale in woodies or b&q for 3 for 12 euro or so, very useful for timing your charge period, . You can usually afford one of these per charger, which saves broken pins on the "two pin" chargers usually supplied - just a tip to save money and grief.

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