Charging i need to know what the end of the charger looks like and if i can get it at radio shack or walmart picked up the phone second hand

On the rear of the speaker, you should see a female receptacle, probably the same as your phone. the other end is a usb which would plug into the computer to charge or you can pick up a 5volt wall charger that the usb cable plugs into and the charger plugs into the wall. Any walmart, fry's, radio shack has the readily available.

If your device charges through a USB port, any generic USB charger will work. They're available everywhere -- Radio Shack, CVS, Walmart, you name it -- for as little as $5. But you should spend a little more to get one with a higher output, which will charge your device faster. Look for 5V at 1.0 A if you can find it. Make sure the plug on the cable matches what's on your device -- or unplug the cable from your broken charger and plug it into the new one! (By the way, you're sure it's the charger and not the cable, right? if you bend the plug at either end of the cable too much, the wires break and it stops working until you put on a new cable.)

You have to find them through HKC. Not even radio shack has the round end to replace a broken one. It's exclusive to HKC. Try searching for the charger in amazon or ebay. You need the model number, starts with P then a few numbers like 771A. Just know they are exclusive so you get the right one when you're searching and that the model number will help

There is nothing wrong with your battery or your radio. you bought it a walmart at the lowest price available. this means you get what you pay for i.e. no frills the indicator flashing means it is connected to a power source and is charging / Maintaining the battery. it will only come on again when the battery is below 1/8th of the battery life and flash to let you know it needs to be charged again. there is no battery level indicator. these will work just fine but dont expect the 1-16 mile range they advertize unless you have full charge alkaline batteries and a direct line of sight to the one you are talking to.

Is there a Model number on this bluetooth, can't find RoHs....
At Walmart and Stores like that they have different chargers that have different charger ends pieces, you can try to see if any of the ends fit in the charger slot at the end of the bluetooth. Most of these universal chargers have end pieces hanging out of the package, so take your bluetooth and try different ends. Example but do not know if its the right one is:
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Northwest-Charger-Pro-All-in-One-Charging-Kit/22426335

You should be able to use any AC adaptor that puts out a 12 volt DC current and has correct polarity. Based on the estimated size of the battery powering your spotlight, you probably will want a charger that provides at least 1000 mA of power--the charger that came with my ThorX 10 million cp spotlight puts out 1500 mA to charge the two batteries in that light. A lower amperage rating will increase the amount of time it takes to charge your light, but it should still work.
You can find a replacement charger at Radio Shack, which sells chargers that can be fitted with a variety of different tips. However, you might be able to find a cheaper universal charger with a tip that works at a discount store like a Walmart, or you might get lucky at a thrift shop or second-hand store and find a 12v charger that will work with your light. 12 volts is a common output for a lot of different devices, so it shouldn't be hard to track a replacement down. Just make sure you have the adaptor tip polarity correct, or else you could make your battery explode if you try to charge it with reversed poles.

Any standard USB cord or charger will work. You can plug it into your computer for charging if you have a camera cord. You will get a warning about longer charge time but it works. Walmart, Radio Shack etc should have a cheap USB charger.

I have the same problem. Sanyo advised this charger is no longer made. Other than eBay, Radio Shack has charger that will work with the battery in the VPC-T700 and priced at $30. Walmart has a universal charger for numerous devises with varying connections, also priced at $30. I did not try the Walmart option; however, the packaging does list Sanyo products are compatable.

Copy the entire address below, paste it in the address box. It will take you to the Kraft tech 3.6v cordless screwdriver web page. From there you can order a new charger It is listed under replacment parts. I think it lists for $3.38.


http://krafttechsupport.com/products/product.aspx?ID=5

You could also take it to Radio Shack and they might be able to fix you up with a universal charger.

Go to Ebay, and search for a charger for your model. Radio Shack may be able to help, as may Bestbuy, Walmart, Kmart or other stores with digital cameras.