Battery charger

[weidmark]

So iv been looking all over for a battery charger for cr123a but i cant seem to find one for 3.6v (or is it 3.7v?) batteries. I found this one...

DealExtreme: $6.87 DSD 18650 CR123A Charger Black

but seeing as it 6 dollars I didnt know how good it is (and didnt know if a 100v charger would work in north america)

I realize it kind of a nooby question but at least you guys know where I can get a decent charger.

Thanks. :yh:

 

[udanis]

HighTechDealZ - TrustFire TR-001 Multi-Purpose Lithium Battery Charger

This is what I use

 

[Tech_Junkie]

I have this one.

DealExtreme: $11.54 UltraFire 3.0V/3.6V CR123A Charger

A lot of people use this too, but its only for 3.6v.

DealExtreme: $4.92 Nano Li-Ion Single 3.6V CR123A Charger

 

[BEAMANN]

We us 120Vac here in the U.S.A. but thats Peak to peak on the sine wave 100-110 is the RMS so ya I think it will work just fine here in the U.S.A.

 

[weidmark]

Thanks guys

 

[Prototype]

http://laserpointerforums.com/f52/pila-ibc-shekor-li-ion-chargers-55445.html

The Shekor seems to be a very nice budget charger.

 

[Cyparagon]

We us 120Vac here in the U.S.A. but thats Peak to peak on the sine wave 100-110 is the RMS so ya I think it will work just fine here in the U.S.A.

I don't know if you could possibly be more wrong. 120 is RMS. Peak is 170. Peak to peak is 340V

Mains power around the world - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[BEAMANN]

I don't know if you could possibly be more wrong. 120 is RMS. Peak is 170. Peak to peak is 340V

Mains power around the world - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I plugg the dmm in the wall for a/c source and red 115vac (RMS) Are you that bored that you look for things to debate? Well for a text book case ya, real world no. I would imagin that has a variable to the location from power plant and how many are on line using the ac source But what do I know my BS elec eng is, I geuss BS! you keep quoting wiki pidiea, I will stay in the real world practice This thread is dead anyway

 

[Cyparagon]

Prove me wrong then. Yes, the values will have tolerance, but saying 120V is peak-to-peak tells me you skipped a lot of classes.

 

[Tech_Junkie]

I plugg the dmm in the wall for a/c source and red 115vac (RMS) Are you that bored that you look for things to debate? Well for a text book case ya, real world no. I would imagin that has a variable to the location from power plant and how many are on line using the ac source But what do I know my BS elec eng is, I geuss BS! you keep quoting wiki pidiea, I will stay in the real world practice This thread is dead anyway

Your argument would be a little stronger if you ran a spell check occasionally.