Can this charger charge this battery?

buklu · January 9, 2020

they are differnt brand.

The charger output is DC1.4v ===90-100mA (AAAx2)

the battery is 1.2v

GenericFanboy · January 9, 2020

I'm not gonna research this cause i'm not that smart with batteries. But i'll tell you this: If you dont know how that stuff works. Dont use chargers that arent made for that battery. Its not that smart.

buklu · January 9, 2020

4 minutes ago, GenericFanboy said:

I'm not gonna research this cause i'm not that smart with batteries. But i'll tell you this: If you dont know how that stuff works. Dont use chargers that arent made for that battery. Its not that smart.

you are right

Spakes · January 9, 2020

It might, but I wouldn't recommend doing that really...

Mira Yurizaki · January 9, 2020

4 hours ago, buklu said:

they are differnt brand.

The charger output is DC1.4v ===90-100mA (AAAx2)

the battery is 1.2v

This sounds like a NiMH type battery, in which case any charger meant for NiMH batteries should be fine.

phongle123 · January 10, 2020

22 hours ago, Mira Yurizaki said:

This sounds like a NiMH type battery, in which case any charger meant for NiMH batteries should be fine.

To concur it will be fine. All of my current AA and AAA NiMH batteries are rated at 1.2V. I use a nitecore charger rated at 1.48V +/-1% and it is able to measure the voltage of the batteries it is currently charging. When they are fully charged they are anywhere from 1.46-1.5V. When they are drained and I put them in to charge, they start off at 1.2V.