No. The charger for the original DS is only compatible with the DS and Game Boy Advance.
The charger that the DSi XL uses is the same as the one used by the DSi and 3DS.
Yes. The DSi and the 3DS use the same charge cable. As well, the DSi charge cable can be used to power the 3DS' charging cradle too.
Not me.
It charges the DSi, unless that is a separate cable.
Your Dsi could have a malfunction, or you may have overcharged it, causing it not to hold charge.
yes, you stick your penis in the wall outlet and you put your finger over the charging port it will charge.
No. The DS charge cable has a different connector than the DSi family of systems. The DS' charge cable can only be used to charge a DS or a Game Boy Advance SP, whereas the DSi's charge cable can charge a DSi, DSi XL or 3DS.
A DSi charge cable can be bought from any retailer that sells DS products or from the Nintendo website. The charger has the part number WAP-002 and is compatible with the DSi, DSi XL and 3DS.
Yes, you can. Just unplug the charger from the charging cradle and plug the charging cable into the back of the 3DS.
The 3DS uses the exact same charge cable that is used on the DSi and DSi XL (Part #WPA-002). You can charge the unit either with the cable alone or on the cradle, which the cable plugs into.
When the powerlight on your Nintendo DSi turns pink, don't charge it, I don't know what when it does that though.
The DSi, and any other Nintendo handheld, will charge as long as it is plugged in and receiving power. The system does not have to be on to charge. The DSi can charge a dead battery to full in about 3 hours.
The dsi can stay charge for about 9-14 hours. You have charge it for about 2 hours and 30 min.