I'm at least that bad. I no longer have 2 Day Runners tho, one for work & another for RL.I try. Alongside me is the little day list pad and then on the far left is the ongoing list.
Then each project has its own little list of tasks.
Then the shopping list
The list lives on
Lists can help you sleep, knowing that you don't have to try to remember things. But, they can also cause stress when you have too many lists and start to lose track of themTime no longer rules my life. Now if I could only stop writing lists
So it does give a good 1A charge! I thought about getting the Single bay for charging certain 18650's but didn't know if the Nitecore I was looking at would put out 1A, this is the first iv heard of the 18650 tripping the charger to 1A and I read a ton!! lolI got a new charger today its the Nitecore UM20. They are 14.99 at 101 Vape on sale, Grimm Green did a blurb about them in one of his Vlog's awhile back and he said his was great. So far I have to agree with him. It is a 1amp per lane charger providing you have a 2amp input source. It automatically throttles down to .500ma for smaller cells such as 18350/16340 etc. There is a spring in each lane which comes into contact with the slider when inserting a larger cell (18650) which tells it to charge at 1amp, or if no contact is made .500ma. You can also charge a phone or other device while charging battery's. It does this with a USB port hidden in a compartment in the base. It is very small and would be a great travel charger or as I am using it a companion to a 2 lane Nitecore Intellicharger.
So it does give a good 1A charge! I thought about getting the Single bay for charging certain 18650's but didn't know if the Nitecore I was looking at would put out 1A, this is the first iv heard of the 18650 tripping the charger to 1A and I read a ton!! lol
I ended up just getting an Xtar MC1 Plus.. Plain Jain little charger but works!
Rather under-charge then over-charge like some! I believe that one just came out when I was looking for that kinda style charger. Looks like a good build for a portable charger. 4.15V isn't bad at all and wouldn't bother me one bit, my Xtar VP4 will stop at 4.15V sometimes, really depends on how long(As in maybe an hour) you let it sit after its done charging. Never had one stop at 4.10V so idk but I dont think it would bother me that much either..Yah its a good charger and I checked the reviews on it before buying and it all checked out. The only thing is that I forgot to add is the reviewers said it charged about .05 to .10 volts short of 4.20 and this is the case. One lane charged to 4.16 and the other to 4.10 which I am completely ok with. That little bit I can live without for charging at 1amp. The price sure did not hurt either
I stopped wearing my watch a few weeks after I retired.
Time no longer rules my life. Now if I could only stop writing lists
I got a new charger today its the Nitecore UM20. They are 14.99 at 101 Vape on sale, Grimm Green did a blurb about them in one of his Vlog's awhile back and he said his was great. So far I have to agree with him. It is a 1amp per lane charger providing you have a 2amp input source. It automatically throttles down to .500ma for smaller cells such as 18350/16340 etc. There is a spring in each lane which comes into contact with the slider when inserting a larger cell (18650) which tells it to charge at 1amp, or if no contact is made .500ma. You can also charge a phone or other device while charging battery's. It does this with a USB port hidden in a compartment in the base. It is very small and would be a great travel charger or as I am using it a companion to a 2 lane Nitecore Intellicharger.
He forgot his Flashdrive once.... lol
Xtar's tend to stop at 4.19V on most models. Which is a good thing if you want more cycles out of your batteries, I have pulled 18650's off my Efest LUC V4 and my Fluke DMM read 4.27V every once in a while. Most Chargers Specs say they charge to 4.20V with an accuracy of -.5/+.5 Which isn't bad unless it goes over 4.3V!
...Xtar's tend to stop at 4.19V on most models. Which is a good thing if you want more cycles out of your batteries, I have pulled 18650's off my Efest LUC V4 and my Fluke DMM read 4.27V every once in a while. Most Chargers Specs say they charge to 4.20V with an accuracy of -.5/+.5 Which isn't bad unless it goes over 4.3V!
I use the Xtar MC1 Plus for the 18650's for my Single 18650 Mods when my other chargers are charging up all the miserable Married ones lol It works great!
