Ipv2 charging

[bgohard1]

So I was really dumb and put my ipv on the charger around 11 last night and was so tired I fell asleep and forgot about it. I woke up in the middle of the night around 430am and saw the light was off so I took it off. The thing is, I don't know how long the light had been off for, and I can't find it anywhere if the ipv2 charger is smart and cuts off when done (I'm guessing not). Soo should I throw the battery away or what? I've never over charged a battery before. And if I do use it, will it fry my board?

 

[DroopyDroors]

The battery is fine. Don't through it away! Ive been letting my IPV2 charge all night every night and have had no problems with my batteries. The light goes out when its fully charged and shuts off the charging to the battery.

 

[herb]

Nothing to worry about , when the light goes off it's charged , doesn't matter how long it's left plugged in. I always charge via the USB , thats what it's for and with a VTC5 2600mah i get battery life for days vaping in the 15 20 watt range.

 

[cloudsfordaze]

So I was really dumb and put my ipv on the charger around 11 last night and was so tired I fell asleep and forgot about it. I woke up in the middle of the night around 430am and saw the light was off so I took it off. The thing is, I don't know how long the light had been off for, and I can't find it anywhere if the ipv2 charger is smart and cuts off when done (I'm guessing not). Soo should I throw the battery away or what? I've never over charged a battery before. And if I do use it, will it fry my board?

You have an IPV2 and don't think the chip is smart enough to turn off the charger off when done?? You also running standard clearomizers on that thing too?

 

[bgohard1]

The battery is fine. Don't through it away! Ive been letting my IPV2 charge all night every night and have had no problems with my batteries. The light goes out when its fully charged and shuts off the charging to the battery.

Thanks man