Only way to tell if the charger is working and if the battery is charged or in need of a charge is with a multi-meter. It's a PITA but the not too low, (3.7v) not too high (6v) just right vaping power for ~2.5 to 3ohm is just too good to pass up on 
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The problem I have had when using these Batts is they just dont give me the constant Voltage nor the run times I'm looking for. I ended up not using them any longer and just found using a VV mod was much better. they couldn't hold the 4.8V consistently throughout my entire Battery charge until I have to swap Batts as well, they come off the charger around 5.4 or so and work there way down to the 4.8v. Now if they made a 4.8IMR that would be super but that chemistry just isn't available, even if they could produce them in a 2600-2900mAh they would have been great, but not available, Conclusion was that VV was the way to go since you can hold your same voltage throughout your vape session, just my opinion, but I did like those 4.8 Batts
My second charger died about a couple weeks ago. I am guessing these chargers (madvapes nimh) only have a couple months shelf life under heavy use.
I ended up getting the new dual charger at COV. It also tells you when the nimh's are fully charged. It costs twice as much, but looks like it costs twice as much and I am expecting it to last.
Working great thus far and now I finally know when to pull the batteries off the charger, which is huge.
I ended up getting the new dual charger at COV. It also tells you when the nimh's are fully charged. It costs twice as much, but looks like it costs twice as much and I am expecting it to last.
Working great thus far and now I finally know when to pull the batteries off the charger, which is huge.
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