Yes, but it is still electronics that are caring for some pretty powerful batteries.Doesn't the charger stop charging once it's done?
Yes, but it is still electronics that are caring for some pretty powerful batteries.Doesn't the charger stop charging once it's done?
Doesn't the charger stop charging once it's done?
Very, very trueYes of course. What Randy is demonstrating is that when it comes to something that in the worst case scenario may catch fire, how far is too far? Most people are happy with using a good quality charger, and not leaving a charging battery unattended. What a steel box represents is peace of mind.
Irrespective of my usage profile, I will dump batteries after a year just to be on the safe side. Batteries are easier to replace than houses or loved ones.
What is a good charger?
All of the VV/VW mods I've owned (5-6 different ones) will not fire once the battery voltage reaches ~3.2v. So when my mod will no longer fire I replace the battery and recharge. The exception is if I plan to be out and about I'll install a fully charged battery before I leave home.
I Do Not charge a battery If no one is home or while I sleep. if I'm gonna burn down the house I want to be there to at least watch.
I use a XTAR VP2. It can charge two batteries at a time. There is also a four battery model called the VP4. You can set the charger to charge your batteries either at 0.25 amps, 0.5 amps, or 1 amp. The charger will automatically stop charging the batteries once it reaches 4.2 volts. if you have a battery that has been overdischarged, it can attempt to repair/recover it.What is a good charger?