Has anyone had a charger that killed their 510 batteries?
I had 3 perfectly good batteries just die on me now and I now suspect its the charger!!
Is this possible?
New, working fine yesterday.
I had bought a new PCC and some new batteries, because they were suddenly dying on me A LOT. I was using a charger that came with my old OMG kits, (rebranded kits bought at a fair booth) because I couldn't find the one that came with my 510. I finally found it and it's IDENTICAL to the 510 charger.
So, I've been charging this battery in the 510 charger for a couple of days - no problems. Last night, I wanted to charge 2 batteries at once, so I used the OMG charger. I noticed that when I screwed it in, it didn't do the usual LED blinking. So I unscrewed it again and it blinked. So, thought it was OK.
Well, this morning it is dead, dead, dead. No sign of life. I put it into the 510 charger instead and no signs of life there either. This is exactly what happened to my other batteries. (That charger is in the garbage now, because I can't believe it's not the cause anymore!)
My question is, can something that is supposed to charge somehthing actually do the reverse and completely drain it instead? Or is it maybe breaking it somehow? I check the back label and it is identical voltage etc to the 510 charger, so I know it wasn't TOO much power.
I just don't get why it seems this charger has killed 3-4 perfectly good, newer batteries now??
I had 3 perfectly good batteries just die on me now and I now suspect its the charger!!
Is this possible?
New, working fine yesterday.
I had bought a new PCC and some new batteries, because they were suddenly dying on me A LOT. I was using a charger that came with my old OMG kits, (rebranded kits bought at a fair booth) because I couldn't find the one that came with my 510. I finally found it and it's IDENTICAL to the 510 charger.
So, I've been charging this battery in the 510 charger for a couple of days - no problems. Last night, I wanted to charge 2 batteries at once, so I used the OMG charger. I noticed that when I screwed it in, it didn't do the usual LED blinking. So I unscrewed it again and it blinked. So, thought it was OK.
Well, this morning it is dead, dead, dead. No sign of life. I put it into the 510 charger instead and no signs of life there either. This is exactly what happened to my other batteries. (That charger is in the garbage now, because I can't believe it's not the cause anymore!)
My question is, can something that is supposed to charge somehthing actually do the reverse and completely drain it instead? Or is it maybe breaking it somehow? I check the back label and it is identical voltage etc to the 510 charger, so I know it wasn't TOO much power.
I just don't get why it seems this charger has killed 3-4 perfectly good, newer batteries now??