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Hi guys i have a 12 Volts 1 A DC Charger 

How long will it take to charge an 8.4 V 1 A DC Battery? Will it succeed or not? 

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1 minute ago, Abdullah Bhutta said:

Hi guys i have a 12 Volts 1 A DC Charger 

How long will it take to charge an 8.4 V 1 A DC Battery?

Depends on both what type of battery the charger is meant for and what type of battery you have. Also, what the condition of the battery is.

2 minutes ago, Abdullah Bhutta said:

Will it succeed or not?

Without knowing any of the underlying details, there's no good way of giving any definite answers. That said, charging an 8.4V battery with a 12V charger will most likely succeed in terms of charging the battery full. It will also overcharge the battery by quite a good margin and quite possibly set it on fire.

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1 minute ago, WereCatf said:

Depends on both what type of battery the charger is meant for and what type of battery you have. Also, what the condition of the battery is.

Without knowing any of the underlying details, there's no good way of giving any definite answers. That said, charging an 8.4V battery with a 12V charger will most likely succeed in terms of charging the battery full. It will also overcharge the battery by quite a good margin and quite possibly set it on fire.

its the battery of a toy grade rc car

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3 minutes ago, Abdullah Bhutta said:

its the battery of a toy grade rc car

Since you're not telling me everything I asked, I'm just going to guess: the charger is probably for 12V lead-acid batteries, whereas the RC-car-battery is probably a NiMh-battery. Charging the NiMh-battery with the 12V-charger will ruin the battery and most likely set it on fire, because 12V is obviously a lot more than 8.4V.

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23 minutes ago, WereCatf said:

Since you're not telling me everything I asked, I'm just going to guess: the charger is probably for 12V lead-acid batteries, whereas the RC-car-battery is probably a NiMh-battery. Charging the NiMh-battery with the 12V-charger will ruin the battery and most likely set it on fire, because 12V is obviously a lot more than 8.4V.

I don't know about the charger because nothing is written on it accept the voltage and the battery is Ni-CD AA 1 Ah 8.4 V and i am currently charging it.

the battery is cool but the charger is warm about 50 Deg Celsius

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1 hour ago, Abdullah Bhutta said:

I don't know about the charger because nothing is written on it accept the voltage and the battery is Ni-CD AA 1 Ah 8.4 V and i am currently charging it.

the battery is cool but the charger is warm about 50 Deg Celsius

Don't mix voltages it can go south very quickly

Dirty Windows Peasants :P ?

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1 minute ago, Lord Vile said:

Don't mix voltages it can go south very quickly

Eh, I already tried, but OP doesn't wanna listen. Let them learn the hard way.

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3 hours ago, WereCatf said:

Eh, I already tried, but OP doesn't wanna listen. Let them learn the hard way.

 

3 hours ago, Lord Vile said:

Don't mix voltages it can go south very quickly

My Battery is Fully Charged and working as desired. Thanks For Nothing I guess

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2 minutes ago, Abdullah Bhutta said:

My Battery is Fully Charged and working as desired. Thanks For Nothing I guess

Overcharging NiCad severely reduces its capacity, so better not complain if it doesn't last as long as it did before.

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Just now, WereCatf said:

Overcharging NiCad severely reduces its capacity, so better not complain if it doesn't last as long as it did before.

It lasted long as much as it did before

There are no PROBLEMS

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4 minutes ago, Abdullah Bhutta said:

 

My Battery is Fully Charged and working as desired. Thanks For Nothing I guess

Until it's degraded enough to pop

Dirty Windows Peasants :P ?

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4 minutes ago, Abdullah Bhutta said:

It lasted long as much as it did before

There are no PROBLEMS

Will be at some stage 

Dirty Windows Peasants :P ?

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Just now, Lord Vile said:

Will be at some stage 

I think not 

I have charged it 3 times now and no problems

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7 minutes ago, Abdullah Bhutta said:

I think not 

I have charged it 3 times now and no problems

At some stage, that's the thing with batteries, they work great until they throw a fit.

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7 hours ago, Abdullah Bhutta said:

Hi guys i have a 12 Volts 1 A DC Charger 

How long will it take to charge an 8.4 V 1 A DC Battery? Will it succeed or not? 

Do not use a charger that is not the same voltage, amps do not matter.

Match the voltage or you could under charge or burn out the battery. You will be risk of personal injury, battery setting on fire, and or other things.

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2 minutes ago, SansVarnic said:

Do not use a charger that is not the same voltage, amps do not matter.

Match the voltage or you could under charge or burn out the battery.

got it

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59 minutes ago, Abdullah Bhutta said:

got it

lol all it takes is for a mod to say it. 

 

Generally, if it's a 12v charger, it will charge the battery to 12v. As @WereCatf said, that's obviously a lot more than the 8.4 rated voltage of your battery pack. Batteries are nothing to fuck around with, especially if they're lithium ion batteries. Batteries are energy storage vessels and if you mistreat them (such as over-stuffing them with energy) that energy can come out of the vessel very quickly as heat. I've had my fair share of battery fires and they are not fun.

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