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FAQ

I have a verizon cell phone, and its a touch screen. Ive been having problems with it lately. And one day it just stopped charging. Could it be the charger and not the phone? Like if I try using a different charger could it work?

there can be several issues with it, if the charger isn't charging on the phone its a seperate thing, if the phone is showing charging and the battery isn't charging, it means the battery is done, if the phone isn't showing charging and you are certain your charger hasn't fallen down or broken, or even short circuited, that means that the charging ic inside the phone needs to be repaired, although if your charger is broken, or you think you mishandled the charger in anyway, get a new one and check if your phone shows charging Testing and reviewing phones for 8 Years.

I have two battery chargers in series and in float mode and load sharing enabled on both of them. They will not share the load equally so one battery charger is in constant alarm for low current. When you have two chargers in series should only one of the chargers be in load sharing?

Off the top of my head, I'd say you can't do that. At least, maybe using two identical 12V chargers in the same mode in series to get 24V but it sounds like a bad idea. Load sharing I believe is intended for chargers in parallel, and requires an interconnect cable and support for load sharing in the design. If you have two batteries in series, you should be able to charge them independently using two possibly different models of charger, as long as the charger outputs are allowed to float and are not tied to ground.

I lost my NXT charger for my robot will this chager do?I have:an AC adaptormodel : CNR-1100Input : 120 VAC 60 Hz 6WOutput : 12VAC 0.33AClass 2 transformerS/N :HKA 0153762will that be ok to use?i don't have AA's This chargers cord will plug into the Rechargabel battery

The adaptor you list won't work. Most chargers put out DC voltage to charge a battery. This adaptor puts out AC voltage. It would probably damage your robot. You need to determine what voltage and current is required to charge the batteries in your robot. The voltage has to be the same and the charger has to be designed for the same battery chemistry. In other words if there are NiCD batteries in the robot the charger has to charge NiCD batteries. If the batteries are NiMH the charger has to be designed for them. Same situation if the robot has Li-Ion batteries. You also have to make sure the charger connector has the right polarity. The positive voltage has to be on the right pin. If the positive and negative are reversed the odds are you will damage something. You could damage the batteries and the robot by using the wrong charger.

I think the chargers because philip rivers has knowone to throw it to and they beat the texans

I agree but why does it matter?

I have a Sony HDR-CX150 and the USB cable to go along with it. I was wondering if I could plug the cable into my iPod wall charger or LG EnV3 wall charger and safely charge the handycam. If it is not safe, why? Thanks!

A charger is set up to deliver the energy at a frequency ideal for the electronics in question. This can be anywhere between 1.5 volts to 12 and even 18 volts. If one electronic is set up to receive juice at 4.5v and the second electronic is set up to receive juice at 9v, you will fry the 4.5v electronic device by plugging it into the 9v charger. You'll kill the electronics this way. This is why chargers are not universal. On the back of all the electronic devices and chargers if you look at it can be found a volt measurement of the charger and of the electronic device. Hope this helps.

can you make a fake ipod shuffle charger because my charging deck broke and its 20 bucks and its not play day for me.and i need my ipodplz help

Just a suggestion, I think you better buy an original one, because I've had friends who buy a fake brand charger, and it fried their Ipod I mean. it would suck to break your ipod just cause you're trying to save 20 bucks, rite? so maybe you can borrow a charger from a friend for now? or if you still want to buy a fake one, be careful when choosing, and ask around. Good luck!

I was wondering what a Quad Charger is for a PS 3 does,how does it work,Does it work with the PS3 console?Thanks for your time and help

A quad charger is a remote charger for the Playstation Move controllers. It can charge two Move motion controllers and two navigation controllers. Most even supply 2 USB ports to charge other devices.

I have one battery charger, manual type you have to disconnect it when battery is full. it is giving probelms with acid type batteries when u forget battery dries up. My question, can I use that charger with dry type battery ? or does it give problem again like overheating etc ?please only if you have experience answer this. thanks.

I'm not sure what kind of battery you are working with. If you mean a dry (sealed) lead-acid battery, they will work about the same, but some batteries are not rechargeable. Whatever kind of battery you have, there is a limit on how much current you can use when recharging it, and how much total time x current you need. This depends on the amp-hour rating of the battery. If you have enough time, you can charge it at low current (trickle charge) without doing any damage, but even that depends on the size and type of battery.