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Hello, I just recently bought a dual docking station with 2 battery packs for my regular wiimote and now I want to buy a wiimote plus (built in motion plus) but since the wiimote + is longer and I've never seen one in person I don't know if my regular docking station and battery packs will work and fit the wiimote+ or will I need to buy special battery packs and docking station for it? Thanks alot for answering!
Since Wiimote Pluses UTILIZE THE SAME DIMENSIONS as the original Wiimote, the battery packs should work with minimal issues. The only time a Wiimote is longer is when you have the Wii Motion Plus add-on installed to an older Wiimote, which can be removed to fit with the docking station. As Wiimote Pluses have Wii Motion Plus built-in, it doesn't need to be any longer than the original Wiimote. Hope this clear things up!
If I go oversees this summer to Kenya, I heard that they don't have the same voltage or something- so i can't charge my battery pack, so it would be easier to buy AA batteries instead and carry them there but when I return i just want to be able to use a battery pack. Can I have a camera that does both and is not that expensive?
Unfortunately, very few cameras accept both AA batteries and a Lithium-ion battery pack. However, you can always buy rechargable AAs. I use a Canon PowersShot A570 IS. I use rechargeable AAs and get about 120 pictures on a single charge. Great quality, too. My only complaint is the flash takes 2-4 seconds to recycle
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Hey Recently I got a mini dvd player and I the only things that came with it where: a power adapter for plugging into a wall, a rechargeable battery pack, and duh the dvd player.I was wondering how do you charge the battery pack?!!?!?!??!?!? My battery pack is rb-li 15 if it matters. How do you charge it? There is no way to charge it as far as I can see. I thought you would like take off the cord on the battery then put in the other plug in the ac adapter then charge it like that but noooooooo they have to make it impossible.Oh and I got no remote or manual. Do other remotes like universal work with the mintek dvd player?the mini dvd player number model or w/e is MDP-58605 TFT MONITOR PORTABLE DVDHELP
It's just a very cheap model design, if by only a a millimeter the adapter is not set in place right, it's not going to work. The best thing to do is go to your local store, if you happen to have a Rite Aid or Eckard near by, those are preferable, but even a RadioShack would work; in any case, look for rechargeable batteries and a battery recharge kit. They're average retail is anywhere from 10 to 40 dollars, but it's not that hard to find one under 20 dollars, not to mention being able to recharge the batteries will save a shitton of money.
I just bought a new xbox 360 controller with the rechargeable battery pack and cable. I charge the battery fully but it only holds its charge for about 30 min before it dies. I just bought this. It is brand new. Is this how long these things normally last while not plugged in?
They take 4 hours to charge. Make sure they are fully charged. If they are only holding 30 minutes, you may want to go return them as they sound defective.
i recently bought a canon fs100. and i wanna know if its okay to charge it even if its battery's not drained yet.
Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) batteries are also safe to recharge without fully draining.
Frequently I get the message on my camera Change Battery Pack. The battery is fully charged. All I do is open the battery cover, disconnect the battery, immediately push the same battery back in place, and turn the camera back on and it works fine; until I get the message again. This occurs frequently.Would this problem be corrected if I bought a new battery? Or is the camera defective?Thank you.
before you buy a new battery charge the battery for 16 hours
hey guys. I have a toy Lamborghini Gallardo car, and it has a 7.2V Rechargable Ni-Cd battery pack. what i want to do it add an extra AA battery do hopefully give it more power. what i need to know is, what connects the all the batteries with the wire that you plug in to the other wire that connects to the car and the battery charger? whats on the batteries that conducts the electric charge to all 6 AA batteries?
NiCd or Nickel Cadmium batteries are rechargeable but doing it using your battery pack is not viable since a single recharge takes about 12 hours to complete. A better option is to buy an NiCd battery charger from your local store, which can charge upto 6 batteries within 2 hours. Make sure you completely drain out thebatteries before you recharge them because if you don't the residual electrodes get converted into a stone like substance which becomes unusable, thereby shortening your battery life and battery charge.