no it doesn't the Alba charger is smaller than the iPod one
yes
If it seems as though your iPod isn't holding its charge recently, the problem may not actually be with the battery but with the charger instead. Rather than going out and having the iPod repaired or purchasing a new battery, try using a friend's charger and see if your iPod properly charges then. If so, then you will need to go online to find a new charger. Often times, you can find gently used chargers online and purchase them for far beneath the cost of a new charger that you would buy in a store.
Other than using a charger to charge the 3DS, the only other option is to replace the 3DS battery with a fully charged one.
No, the DSi charger is different than the DS lite charger
Diesel is no different than any other. Hook it to a charger either in the car or out of it.
Yes. The voltage of charger has to be slightly higher than the battery for it to be able to charge the battery.
We shouldn't expect a 7.6 volt charger to charge a 9.6 volt battery. The charger can't overcome the "push back" of a battery with a voltage greater than that of the charger.
If the voltage is the same you can. It will just take a bit longer to charge than a 150 amh charger.
It takes about 2-3 hours to charge a dsi or ds. A dsi charger is different than a ds charger so be careful.
No. The speed at which the charger will charge the battery is determined by how many amps the charger outputs.
Then there could be a problem with whatever you are trying to charge, rather than your charger. You might want to take it to someone who can investigate and find out what is wrong.