eGo questions

[Freshco]

Just wondering a couple things about my new battery.
I just got my new eGo 900mah battery. It seemed like I was getting inconsistant hits. Its probably just in my head, but figured I would test the volts. I get a dancing number between 3.31 and 3.35. It doesn't stay on a number at all, just constantly displaying different numbers within that range, no matter how sturdy I hold the probes. Is that normal?
Second question:
Am I ok using my charger that came with my oroginal eGo 650mah set for the 900 battery? I figured it was all good; and it was for a day or two. But thismorning I woke up to a red light on charger instead of green like its been for the past year. The battery seemed fully charged just the led never turned green.
Is this related to the higher mah by chance?
Thx in advance!

 

[Freshco]

Cheap bump for peace of mind.

 

[arkador]

number between 3.31 and 3.35 is only a 1.2% variance, and i doubt that is enough to affect the hits you are getting, I am not going to dig out my meter, but that is probably pretty normal. Inconsistant hits are probably die to a cart being overfilled or underfilled. Have you cleaned your atomizer in the last week? Are you still using Polyfil?

Use the battery for a couple hours, then throw it back on the charger. make sure that there is no liquid on the battery connection b4 your plug it in.

 

[Freshco]

Thx for the response. My. Charger seems to be working fine with it now.
I guess my main concern is the dancing numbers. I figured it should give you a. Somewhat steady number.
Just wondering if that's normal or possibly a bad battery...

 

[Eddie.Willers]

The 'dancing numbers' are simply a function of using a sensitive digital voltmeter with a chemical battery. If you used a conventional analogue 'needle' meter I don't believe you would see it move as it cannot react to the minor chemical changes in the battery with sufficient speed to make the meter movement visible to the eye.

Don't worry - be happy and keep vaping!

 

[Freshco]

OK, that makes sense. Especially the last part!
Thanks guys!

 

[OldDragon]

The ego has a electric circute in it to keep the voltage level when it is being use, this causes a digital volt meter to bounce as the circuit controls the voltage. So with the ego batteries you will never get a solid reading on voltage.