Which pins on this Battery are the positive and negative leads?
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Honestly I have no idea, I would bet that some of the pins are for some sort of data connection though, since my impact will go from full power to dead instantly. There is no weakening of the tool as the battery dies, it will just stop working. With the 4 ah batteries I get over a day of hard work out of one battery. I'm curious as to why you are asking? The charger is pretty cheap when compared with the tools and the price of the batteries.
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that easy! if you look at the battery they are mark in black , the left first pin is (pos) and the right last pin is (neg), again just look at the battery pins there should be mark!!!. the middle pin are for chargering use only. ok!!
982892
you can run these straight to positive and negative to battery or you can use switch. thanks.
1916288
4.2V DC (solid line on top, dashed on bottom) / 600mA / Tip Positive Model: 5003HUG420060 PT #97581-405
1018932
make sure the positive is connected to the positive, and the negative to the negative. i have many battery tenders and solar panels that all use this plug and some are wired one way and some are wired the other.
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My charge quit working a while back.. I still have it and looked at it once again.. It's the positive pin not seating so I have stoped using it ... sorry .. I do believe it would work with other battery's the same type if working.
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There are both negative and positive terminals, in the picture the positive it next to the line of fuses and the negative terminals are all in the lower right. You connect the positive load wires on the lugs to the outside of the fuse block.
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On my 1982 club car the first battery is on the passenger side there is a red wire connecting to positive battery and the last battery is on the drivers side with a black wire connecting to the negative post of the battery. And my meter works find.
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center pin is positive. The all metal that you see just inside the rubber is negative. Any question 719-331-6199
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Everything is provided (mounting bracket). When the appropriate voltage is applied to the terminals in the back it starts counting. Watch the polarity of course. I've never had one fail and we've used something like 200 of them over the years in our OEM equipment.
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The manual basically reads: Wires that your attaching to the battery are crossed (AKA polarity)
768376
Hi Shard, my initial assumption is that you do not have the connectors in the right place. The batteries are connected in series i.e. mine are 6volt batteries and I have 6 of them for a total of 36v. So the positive connectorhas to be on the 1st batteries positive terminal and the negative connector has to be on the negative terminal of the last battery. If you have it hooked up that way, one of the batteries might be bad. Bill
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4.2V DC (solid line on top, dashed on bottom) / 600mA / Tip Positive Model: 5003HUG420060PT #97581-405
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There's a picture on the back just above the pins plug the balance plug in to it starting from negative(black) where the negative sign is
90304
There are two negative contacts for each slot of the charger. Align the negative terminal (flat end) of your battery with the inner/smaller contact, then press down the positive terminal.
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You can wire them to your battery or ground the negative to a metal bolt that part of the metal frame and connect the positive to a fuse.
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It should. Look closely inside the battery compartment for markings indicating polarity arrangement. It is NOT intuitively obvious.
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Left side. Ist battery put pos end in first, repeat with 2nd battery on top of 1st, On other side do the opposite. Put neg end in first, repeat with 4th battery, Battery configuration form a "U" shape . With cap off you should see neg end on left and positive end on right With batteries on same configuration on each side. Make sure you align batteries with metal part in cap when screwing on. Wish I could draw a diagram