GLV2 - Dripping and wet batteries

[Yooper]

I drip exclusively and rotate through two sets of batteries. I swap batteries out daily before hitting the sheets in the evening.

I have to wipe the batteries off daily when removing them from the GLV2 and am wondering if anyone can offer a tip on how to prevent this from happening.

Logic would dictate (to me) that I should remove the atty every evening and blow it out. I don't do it religiously but I don't always store the GLV2 in its upright position either. I'm not actually doing anything different than I've done with other mods I own and never had this issue.

Not the end of the world, but wet batteries = yucky fingers that touch things that I don't want to be yucky. And yes... I do wash my hands.

 

[badmemory]

My batteries never get wet, but I always remove my atty and store my glv upside down to drain juice from the connector.

 

[keyzygirl]

I have not had this problem at all.It was recomended to me to always use an adapter on my GLV.I do,and I never have any leaking issues.I also wouldnt leave a leaky atty on my GLV overnight.Try the adapter.

 

[Yooper]

Much appreciated. I'll practice both suggestions offered, I'm sure all will be good afterwards.

Thanks again,

Mark

 

[Crimmy]

The glv should be sealed, and should not leak into the battery compartment at all. I would tell Jay and see what he suggests. He will fix it.

Much appreciated. I'll practice both suggestions offered, I'm sure all will be good afterwards.

Thanks again,

Mark