If I fill it with rechargeable cells, I have to remove the remove them to charge them, correct? (No charging contacts on outside)
1352846
Yes, there is no provision for charging the batteries while they are in the case. I would only recommend this case as an emergency backup. If you're looking for a bigger battery, the 3800mAh is a better buy.
1352847
That is correct. The battery case will not work as part of a charging system.
1352848
There are no outside contacts to charge the cells in the battery case. However, using rechargeable cells in the battery case is unwise and probably not safe. The battery case is designed for alkaline cells and not rechargeable cells. The battery case has no internal fuse or temperature sensor which rechargeable battery cases should have. Due to the higher charge and discharge rate for rechargeable cells compared to alkaline cells, internal fuses and temperature sensors are required to prevent excessive heat which could cause melting, fires and cells exploding.
1352849
make an adapter to fit the contact that go to the radio..i had to do some carving with a knife and sand paper to get it to fit the radio properly
1352850
You are correct there are no contacts to charge. Also you will have to do a slight modification to the bottom of the barrier to get them to fit check YouTube for the video
711913
Mine came approximately 60% charged. I'd make sure that it is hitting the contacts correctly, and try to charge it. If it won't hold a charge return/replace it.
1762379
I've never done it that way. I have a couple of chargers and I always remove the battery, charge it, and put it back into the camera. I have several batteries and a couple different Lumix bodies. I don't even know how to charge the battery inside the camera!
426909
You do not remove the battery to charge it. Place the unit on the cradle which you have connected to an ac outlet.
1844250
I don't think so. There are 2 metal plates on both sides of the charger's slot but they look more like holders rather than charging contact. The fact that there is no polarity marker or indication on the charger also makes it harder to believe it would charge your battery.
1071167
I'm really not sure. From what I understand from previous information on charges, is they will continue to trickle / slow charge after the rapid charge cycle is complete. After the battery is completely full to capacity, it will no longer take a charge. This may vary from types of battery cells. The best I can do is to direct you to your cell phone service manual or contact your cell phone tech support. Sorry I could not give you a definitive answer.
496408
The whole controller needs to be connected to the base, because not only does the battery 'install' in the controller, you need the whole controller in the stand in order to hold the battery's contacts correctly. I also have to say, you might consider the MS recharging station. My charger works fine, but I have to fiddle with the controller placement a bit in order for it to make contact. Looks cool though.
156184
Yes is the easy answer, But... If you research general information on Lithium-Ion Batteries you will learn that Full Charge is not ideal for storage. So, if you can, take them out of the charger.
356198
I have left mine overnight and did not notice any problem. I think it would be best, however, to remove them promptly after they are fully charged.
1340770
Jmmm.... Well, like all things with rechargeable batteries, you need to unplug them when they are fully charged, because you are then only killing the batterie, it you think like this, you don't have all the time your cellphone connected to the charger....I have the same model like you... And it's had been like six moths and It still works perfectly.I hope that my comment help you.PD. do not have your electrodomestics with rechargeable batterie connected all the time, that include your laptop for example....Have a nice day and I hope that you can fix your BT3500B ;)
428719
There's a small plastic tab between the batteries and the contacts. Pull that out.
1944685
I have multiple batteries to recharge,so I keep rotating them. I never thought of any problem with keeping them in the charger.Once they're done,I take them out so I know they're OK to use
816850
You attach the battery charge cord to the back of this cradle then drop the phone in the cradle. It will charge then using the two external contacts.
1025386
Yes, I leave it in charger so far have no problems, I also have a back up battery because I got alot of trimming to do!
1986356
I don' know. I believe letting/not letting them discharge is NOT an issue with this type (they don't have the ghost charge problems other models do) . I recharge mine when they still have life left and haven't noticed a shortened lifespan, but haven't done a formal experiment.
1488869
there is one base station that charges the unitsthey last all nite then i put them on charger and thy recharge ready for the next dayif you leave them in charge station and on they will always be chargedif you move them around{which they are intended to do you have to move them back to base unit to charge } less than an hour to do so.hope this helps theu work great....
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No, I didn't have any problem charging phone. The cards are secure, yo u don't need to worry that they will fall out but cards are not hard to remove when you want to use them either. It really works well.