Ok I have a few HT600's and a MT1000, I just purchased a new aftermarket battery for it, but how ever when I put the battery in the NTN4633B charger it reads out fault, but it has noproblem charging a reg moto bat. I charged the battery in my converta com unit and that worked, the difference between the two is the aftermarket one is NHMI and the OEM battery is NICD.
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fineshot1
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Google is your friend. See the repeater builder web page on this charger. It appears to be for NiCad
batteries only as there is no mention of charging NiMH batteries in it.
Modifying the NTN4633B HT600, HT800 and MT1000 Desktop Rapid Battery Charger
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Here is another google find.
Re: [Repeater-Builder] OT- Motorola NTN4633B Charger for NiMH batteries
ok I put the wrong model number for my Charger it is actually NTN4633C I don't know if that would make a difference the charger it self says only charge nicad's so unless there is a charger out there that will charge the NHMI
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