I have the new 6th Gen Nano,AC charger?

Hello,
I have a new 6th gen Nano, and I usually charge it using the usb thru my pc, but I dont use my pc that often.
I still have my old ac charger (A1205) with an 5v output from my 1st gen iphone, can I use this charger for my new Nano? please advise.

All I need is fact.
The fact of the matter is you won't know unless you at least try it just as the previous poster suggested that you do!
If you are worried about damaging your iPod, post in the iPhone forum area, call Apple Care, iPod tech support and read the user manual for the proper equipment to use.
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All I need is fact.
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