Ipod mini ac charger and ipod nano

Nice and easy but i could not find the same exact question elsewhere.
I have an ipod mini that has battery problems, i have just received a new nano and noticed that it does not have an AC charger. Now, the question is, will my ipod mini ac charger and the firewire cable charge my new nano or do i have to go and spend 20 quid on another ac charger, and i'll be mighty hacked off if i do.

Cheers mate. Yeah i figured on the usb sync thing just wanted to make sure i wasnt gonna blow up my nano with the Mini ac charger.
Thanks again,
Ian.

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