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englishmick
Got my tax return sorted out. I went over to tax lady's office. She checked my ID.ME PIN and it was the same as the one on my return. She called the help desk and it is still not accepting calls to a human. Then she decided to check my last rejection and see if there was an error code or some other clue and discovered my return was marked accepted. So after I updated my PIN it took a week for the new number to make its way the part of the system that validates returns.

The IRS help desk system seems to have got overwhelmed and shut down.
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Batteries diverging from each other - my own fault?

englishmick
Axxe said:
First: Thank you for your time reading and replying to my post!

I think you have misunderstood me in one point: I'm talking about two married pairs of LG HE2 in which the problem occurs (the same I had with some E-Stream cells), while on the other hand the HG2 I have are still fine after years of usage (I vape at rather low power settings which might contribute to that).
I use a really good analyzing charger, the old HG2s still haven't reached the "threshold" of lost capacity to make them end-of-life, while the HE2s are way newer, way less used and have developed that massive difference between both cells in both married pairs.




Thank you, that is exactly what I wanted to know and it answers my question why my HG2s, VTCs and Molicels haven't suffered from sitting sometimes charged a few weeks in the shelf waiting for their next shift :)
Only question remaining is: Why didn't the HE2 and E-Streams "survived" that conditions - or if it wasn't my usage but rather bad luck with them.


Again: Thank you very much for reading and answering and

Greetings from Northern Germany,

Axxe
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Sorry, actually I did get confused there. All mine were HG2, I never had any HE2's. I didn't even notice you were talking about two different batteries. I never heard of HE2.

As for your last question, that other thread I linked to says sometimes batteries just randomly go bad. I would go with that rather than looking for something you did wrong. Maybe you happened to pick up some fake batteries or batteries that had been sitting on a shelf for years or got overheated in transport.

good luck
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