Got my first Buzz Pro! But now I'm sad :(

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Desolation Angel

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I got my Buzz Pro today, and put the batteries that I got with it on the charger - that I also ordered with the Buzz Pro. I waited and waited, glaring at the charger while willing the lights to turn green. Finally, after what seemed like days, the lights turned green. I loaded the batteries into the Buzz, and thought that I'd finally reached vaping nirvana. I was happy as can be - for about an hour. After about an hour I got nothing. The batteries seemed to be dead. An hour? Seriously? What in the world am I doing wrong?

These are the Ultrafire 16340 batteries/Trustfire charger that are sold as an add-on to the Buzz.

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On a full overnight charge, batteries spun, green light through all of the spin, etc - I got an hour and a half on my Buzz Pro. I don't yet have a meter to check the voltage when they come off the charger.

Well there is something wrong for sure , might be a bad battery or charger ?? No volt meter huh ? ahhhhhh

Humm we could swap them both out ( batts and charger ) these are the silver Ultra fires right ?

I assume it vapes good for the 1 1/2 hours ??
 

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Yes, those are the silver UltraFires. I've got to work tonight (I work night shift) but I'll pick up a meter tomorrow and see what I can find out.

OK the charger output should be 4.2 volts and so should the batts when they come off of the charger FYI !
 

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I think if I pushed the button down and held it for 1.5hrs. it would not be dead. There are a lot of things that could be wrong. An imbalance causing the protection circuit on the batts to pop comes to mind but that's just one possibility.

That is what I am thinking bad protection PCB in the battery
 

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Sorry it took so long. My son-in-law came down today and metered both batteries and the charger - 4.2. He said I'm probably tripping some protection circuit and that I should stop trying to vape so much with it - just hit it a couple of times and put it down, and maybe I won't kill it like I have been.
 

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Sorry it took so long. My son-in-law came down today and metered both batteries and the charger - 4.2. He said I'm probably tripping some protection circuit and that I should stop trying to vape so much with it - just hit it a couple of times and put it down, and maybe I won't kill it like I have been.
No, it can take nonstop vaping. It was built for non stop vaping.
 

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No, it can take nonstop vaping. It was built for non stop vaping.


That's what I was hoping when I bought it, but now I'm at a loss. Both sets of batteries tested good, as did the charger. Suggestions?

I have to say that when it's working, this thing is a monster. I love it.
 

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why don't you try SR or HV at high voltage? it might save on batt use...? sounds like you are using LR; maybe the 2.0 is lower than 2.0.
That's what I was hoping when I bought it, but now I'm at a loss. Both sets of batteries tested good, as did the charger. Suggestions?

I have to say that when it's working, this thing is a monster. I love it.
 
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