I received my new Aspire CF Sub ohm batter and Aspire Atlantis tank about a week ago (both authentic, I checked) and for the first day I had a lot of use out of it and really wasn't chain vaping but pretty close. The batter died so I had to charge it on my ego charger, I did so and woke up the next morning and only got about an hour out of using it till the orange light was flashing again. I put it back on the charger and let it charger for awhile and I got more usage out of it than an hour but it still seems to die fairly quickly on me. Well quicker than it should die I should say. Does anyone have any feedback on what I can do or what is going on here. Thanks.
Aspire CF Sub Ohm Battery isn't Charging fully it seems
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Are you using the aspire charger? Did you wait for the charging light to turn off?
Hi Chris and welcome. Not sure what's up with your batt but you are at the right place to find the answer . Lots of pros here will help you for sure. I have a aspire CF VV 1000 mAh with a Nautilis mini and I chain vape all day on the one charge.
Yeah, the ego charger is for ego batts, it's too weak for that battery, it may work but will take forever to charge. Not sure but the aspire batt will probably take 1 amp to 1.5 amp to charge.
Egos are 0.5 amp.
Egos are 0.5 amp.
Think I read about someone who used an ego charger with their aspire sub ohm battery and it took 15 hours to fully charge. So my guess is that he is thinking it is fully charged once it changes color out of the low battery zone.
I know the light needs to turn off, but I've also heard with the ego it only take 5-8 hours. I will try for 15 hours tonight. Its on the charger as we speak
My charger says the same as yours. My sub ohm battery is taking about 20hrs to fully charge, it's a pain in the but.
It's more about the amps out that matters. If you've plugged that charger into a usb port on your computer the thing will likely never reach a full charge the cpu's usb only puts out a miniscule voltage/amperage.
Plug it into the wall if you're not already.
If one doesn't get the proper gear one should expect poor results.
Just sayin'.
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