Can anyone tell me if a battery discharges on it's own? In other words if it has been charged but not used, will it lose it's charge or should it be ready to go in a couple of days after the full charge. I hope I explained that well enough. Thanks.
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I think they will discharge some initially, and then hold their charge for quite some time.
Thanks pianoguy,
I don't really understand it. This is the second batt that this has happened to me. I'll charge it for use in a few days, use it for not even a cigs worth and it just dies. No vapor, nothing at all. I find it hard to believe it should be like that. Both batteries that this has happened with, were hardly used.
I should add that the first one this happened with, would not produce any vapor at all after that happened. But the led will flash.
If the LED flashes that means the battery is almost dead, try using a different charger and if the same thing happens then the battery is duff.
This is why I think the KR8 Batts should be stamped with the month and date of manufacture, like the cartos are.. All batts should be.
I've had the same problem with a stainless... I noticed it was kind of scratched up compared to my new healthcabin stainless batts. I'm not sure if it was used, or old stock that it was scratched up, but the cartos from the same order were stamped almost a year ago! It won't hold a charge long at all, and it's supposed to be new.
Heavens gifts and healthcabin seem to have very new stock, I ordered cartos from both this month and they are stamped 11-2009, so that's where I'll go from now on..
I've had the same problem with a stainless... I noticed it was kind of scratched up compared to my new healthcabin stainless batts. I'm not sure if it was used, or old stock that it was scratched up, but the cartos from the same order were stamped almost a year ago! It won't hold a charge long at all, and it's supposed to be new.
Heavens gifts and healthcabin seem to have very new stock, I ordered cartos from both this month and they are stamped 11-2009, so that's where I'll go from now on..
there is no known form storing electrical current 100% all battery's will die over time with ought use. im suprised that these dont have micro compositors that deliver a bost of electrical current that allows better vapor production
Thanks everyone. Still being rather new to this means I still don't always know how things should work.
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