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Can I use a charger meant for lithium ion batteries (eg a charger for a drill) to charge a lead acid car battery. It charges at 14.4V which is what I'm looking for (and will limit to 2aH2Ah with resistor if needed).

I'm starting to lose hope in finding a transformer to build a charger and wondering if the above is an option.

Thanks!

Can I use a charger meant for lithium ion batteries (eg a charger for a drill) to charge a lead acid car battery. It charges at 14.4V which is what I'm looking for (and will limit to 2aH with resistor if needed).

I'm starting to lose hope in finding a transformer to build a charger and wondering if the above is an option.

Thanks!

Can I use a charger meant for lithium ion batteries (eg a charger for a drill) to charge a lead acid car battery. It charges at 14.4V which is what I'm looking for (and will limit to 2Ah with resistor if needed).

I'm starting to lose hope in finding a transformer to build a charger and wondering if the above is an option.

Thanks!

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Can I charge a Lead Acid Battery with a Lithium Ion Battery Charger

Can I use a charger meant for lithium ion batteries (eg a charger for a drill) to charge a lead acid car battery. It charges at 14.4V which is what I'm looking for (and will limit to 2aH with resistor if needed).

I'm starting to lose hope in finding a transformer to build a charger and wondering if the above is an option.

Thanks!