Need to know voltage for charger. Have lots of

Could be variable reasons -> If you're using generic brand chargers or charger adapter (these have various voltage settings on them and numerous tips for insertion into charging location on unit). This is often an issue with regular cell phones as well. If you don't use the same brand charger (or at the least, one of the reputable 3rd party manufacturers, ex: Belkin)...Most importantly, make sure the charger output matches input of the phone. If you're unsure, check you owners manual for specifications. Do the same for your charger specification. If it's quicker to use the internet. Search the net for your phone model. This also includes the info you need for the charger...Depending on the age of the battery and/or the tablet/e-reader. Again, there could be many variables

Should fit any micro usb phone charger.

You can charge the battery of your iPhone by connecting it to a USB-port of a computer.
If you're on the road, try a gas station with a shop and look if they sell alternative USB or car chargers for your iPhone. A USB charger will always have an output of 5 volt (5V) but the current must be minimum 1 ampere or 1000 mili Ampere (1A or 1000mA).
When you see a charger with (5V/500mA) it will not work.
-(5V/1A) = OK
-(5V/2,2A) = OK
-(5V/1000mA) = OK
-(5V/2500mA) = OK

Nearly all Nokia mobile phones these days run on 3.7V li-ion batteries which require a 5V charger.

A Nokia C5-03 requires a 5V regulated charger with a standard Nokia 2.0mm plug.

Although it is recomended that a genuine nokia charger is used, there are many you can replace it with.

You can find a genuine nokia replacement charger at a retail store that sells Nokia mobile phones, or you can save money by searching 'Nokia C5-03 charger' into ebay.

DO NOT use an unregulated 5V supply as this can ruin your mobile phone.

Generic Charger for Remington MB310/MB320

The important thing is the ampage. If you have your old car charger check the ampage output. A higher amp rating charger will be ok as the p550 will only draw the current it needs. The voltage you listed sounds like a house charger not a portable car charger. cars run at 12v and the output should be something like 5v dc - 1amp (normally anyway).

before you dump those batteries, check the charger. If the battery when charged runs the tool but dies out quickly then you are probably right. If the battery never seems to be charged at all, then it may be the charger.

Kodak has 3 types of charger that can be connected to a wall socket
USB AC Adapter - is especially useful when traveling, away from your computer, or just plain on-the-go. Connect your camera's USB cable to the adapter and plug it into a wall outlet to conveniently charge your camera.
5V AC Adapter - Provides in-camera charging for all KODAK EASYSHARE M and V Series Digital Cameras
Input: AC 100-240 V 50/60 Hz Output : DC 5.0 V
3V AC Adapter - Provides direct power to your camera but it will not charge the camera battery
Input: AC 100-240 V 50/60 Hz Output : DC 3.0 V

* You need to check the type of adapter your using. If your using the 5V AC adapter or USB adapter and the camera won't charge the battery contact kodak support line 1 800 235 6325 (23KODAK) for possible repair.

It needs AC-ES3010K2 ac charger to charge battery.

Click HERE and download user manual of Sony D-NE720 for further details.

The charger which came with my Gmini 220 is 5V DC, 1.6A. It measures about 5.18V. The +5V is applied to the normally unused pin on the USB connector. The charger's plug is built so you and plug the charger into the Gmini and then plug the USB cable into the charger.