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I recently moved my office and my battery charger has gone missing. Does anyone have a spare they'd be willing to sell me?

I tried ebay and batteries plus but no go!

Thanks


 
Posted : March 9, 2016 6:32 pm
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T-Ray, post: 361488, member: 1611 wrote: I recently moved my office and my battery charger has gone missing. Does anyone have a spare they'd be willing to sell me?

I tried ebay and batteries plus but no go!

Thanks

What I need is the data storage module. Mine got fried during a power outage during download. I'd trade you my charger for a storage chip. Then I'd need to figure out how to charge my batteries. Mine is Zeiss DiNi 11 which became the Trimble. I don't know whether there is a difference in the models.


 
Posted : March 10, 2016 10:09 am
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I don't think I have a data storage module. The 11 and 22 are different


 
Posted : March 10, 2016 7:57 pm
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If they are the same as my 11. I use a R/C car charger for mine, a Tekin BC112c to be exact, but, any NiMh charger will work. Just make a little bracket and set the charger for 6v NiMh as they go a long time between charges. Wood with silicone and some properly placed nail heads would work at the simplest. Just watch polarity. Any good charger will tell you if you have polarity reversed, but, I like to get it right and not depend on that, lol. The stock plug was impossible to find when the fire melted my charger into slag, but, I charge using the tabs that the instrument uses. I have a re-cell pack sitting in the other room and they are 5 1.2v cells in series. If the newer ones are Li-ion, you will need a balance charger to be safe and do not use a NiMh charger. My 2 cents

This is the re-cell pack for the NiMH batteries https://www.batteryspace.com/NiMH-Battery-Pack-6.0V-2200mAh-NiMH-RX-Battery-Packs-for-RC-Hitec-Aircraft.aspx


 
Posted : March 10, 2016 8:44 pm