I just got a istick 100w and yes I already know about ohms law and all that; however, I know not to charge the Sony vtc4's I have over 4.2 volts, but I don't have an actual charger because the istick has a micro USB charger in it. I was wondering if its safe to charge the vtc4's through the istick because I won't be able to know the exact voltage the batteries are charged and I don't want to overcharge them.
Istick 100w Overcharge Protection?
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Check the manufacturers website. Should be fine. Keep an eye on it while it charges and use a multimeter ( or another mod) to check out the final voltage.
Quick response on here. Lol What I might do is just charge it so the battery level indicator shows its about 75% charged and then I'll stop charging it just to make sure it doesn't overcharge. Thanks for the reply man!
if the Istick has onboard charging capacities, its most likely gonna have a charge circuit in it to protect the battery...
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Charging:
The battery power indicator on the screen will keep flashing when the remaining power is less than 10%. iStick 100W can be charged through USB port at the bottom via 1A wall adapter. The battery indicator will keep flashing during charging and the screen will go out when fully charged.
"screen will go out when fully charged" This implies that the 100W has overcharge protection. Could call them and post your findings.
Charging:
The battery power indicator on the screen will keep flashing when the remaining power is less than 10%. iStick 100W can be charged through USB port at the bottom via 1A wall adapter. The battery indicator will keep flashing during charging and the screen will go out when fully charged.
"screen will go out when fully charged" This implies that the 100W has overcharge protection. Could call them and post your findings.
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