Lmao copy that. I need to upgrade to that charger anyway. My older Impres charger is running Firmware 3.4 from like 2011
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THREE (3) PMNN4547A batteries crapped out on me
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yes but I would look on ebay. Im sure you can find an OEM one cheaper than that.
There are several brand new Motorola NNTN8860 chargers on eBay from $56-86/each. The Resellers are here in the United States and have multiple units available.
That big warehouse operation that has resellers that do not specialize in radio electronics are not always cheaper than other sources.
That big warehouse operation that has resellers that do not specialize in radio electronics are not always cheaper than other sources.
There seems to be a healthy market for cheap fake and grey-market Moto batteries and chargers.
Continuous blinking red is supposed to indicate the charger will not try to do anything further with it, but if it's still trying instead, you get solid red, turning off briefly every few seconds, no?
What voltage are the batteries presently?
When "zapping", some batteries need you to use less than 8.4V or the present voltage of the cells plus one volt, whichever is less. If you watch carefully when applying e.g. 10V to one of these, you'll see a brief current draw followed by none.
Continuous blinking red is supposed to indicate the charger will not try to do anything further with it, but if it's still trying instead, you get solid red, turning off briefly every few seconds, no?
What voltage are the batteries presently?
When "zapping", some batteries need you to use less than 8.4V or the present voltage of the cells plus one volt, whichever is less. If you watch carefully when applying e.g. 10V to one of these, you'll see a brief current draw followed by none.
