I always kiss both my batteries before put them in charger and sing them a song to start charging slowly and I leave a small light in the room cause they don't like all dark
How to be a good battery owner?
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Thanks. I have 6 so I shouldn’t run out hopefully.
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The charger is in auto-mode by default.
That means it detects and charges standard LiIon and NiMh (Eneloops for example) up to their max voltage of 4.2V for LiIon and 1.52V for NiMh.
Each slot shows the actual voltage of the inserted cell and the time it is already charging.
To charge LiFePO (up to 3.6V) and 4.35V LiIons you have to use the charger's manual mode, but since you don't have those, you just have to select the charge amps, without tinkering with any other settings.
Just a side note...
All of the li-ion batteries used for vaping are rated down to 2.5V for every discharge. They do not get damaged if discharged down to 3V or 2.8V or any voltage above 2.5V.
You might possibly, maybe, perhaps could extend the overall battery life a bit by not discharging below 3V (or higher). This is easy if using a regulated device as they won’t let you discharge the batteries below about 3.1V-3.2V or so (for most regulated devices).
All of the li-ion batteries used for vaping are rated down to 2.5V for every discharge. They do not get damaged if discharged down to 3V or 2.8V or any voltage above 2.5V.
You might possibly, maybe, perhaps could extend the overall battery life a bit by not discharging below 3V (or higher). This is easy if using a regulated device as they won’t let you discharge the batteries below about 3.1V-3.2V or so (for most regulated devices).
As I understand it, the the Number of Cycles of a Battery (like what we use in a Replaceable Battery Mod) is Less when a User does a Depth of Discharge (DoD) that is 90~100% verses if a user does a DoD of say 50~60%.
And even though a User will get a Longer Run Time at a 90~100% DoD, Run Time times Number of Cycles (Lifespan) is Greater when a user uses a Smaller DoD.
Granted, achieving a 15 ~ 25% Longer Lifespan may Not be exactly game changing on a $6 Battery. Or might Not justify carrying an Extra Battery if a user Can't get thru the Day unless they do a deep DoD.
I have read somewhere that when we say a battery has let's say 2 charging cycles of charge life that means 2 charges from empty to full....
But if u charge it to 50% that means half circle...
That means if u let's say use a battery and never let it go below 50% and charge it then it has double the charging cycles life....
Anyways as zoidman say they are not soooo expensive battery I guess to worry that much....
I just try charge them slowly to produce less heat and try not use in hot environment....
I mean the removable batteries we use in Vapes
But if u charge it to 50% that means half circle...
That means if u let's say use a battery and never let it go below 50% and charge it then it has double the charging cycles life....
Anyways as zoidman say they are not soooo expensive battery I guess to worry that much....
I just try charge them slowly to produce less heat and try not use in hot environment....
I mean the removable batteries we use in Vapes
For the Context of my post, One "Cycle" is starting with a Fully Charged Battery, some amount of Discharge, then a Charge back to Full Capacity.
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