Alternative e trac charger

Cherza

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How about just getting the correct one? They're not all that expensive new on E-bay. You might even find a good used one.
 

Jason in Enid

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Unless you have the volt and amp specifications for the original, you are only guessing if this is right. If you are wrong there are 2 possible outcomes. 1 - you are always undercharged (not the worst outcome) or 2 - you are overcharging and will destroy the battery.
 

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Cherza

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Ok thanks guys Will check out ebay
 

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Agree 100% with Jason in Enid. My ETRAC NiMH rechargeable battery pack (9.6 volts / 1600 mAh) uses a charger that puts out 15 Volts DC @ 100 mA.
 

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Cherza

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Thanks guys the charger is designed for NiMH battery packs up to 10 cells so I thought I thought it would of been perfect
Sam
 

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