Joye 510 PCC Question

[archie26]

After a 510 battery is fully charged in the PCC, can I leave it in there or do I have to take it out right away? I know on other PCC brands if you leave the battery in it, it can ruin the battery. There was no mention of this in the instruction manual. Just wondering if I can leave it in the PCC.

 

[steamgeek]

some say yes others say flip it over i think the concern for flipping it is for autos if its manual may not matter as much

 

[steamgeek]

i leave both in the case till i use them... unflipped i haven't had any problems myself )

 

[the86d]

Good question...

I saw a review of the OLD version and it stated that you should remove it after the charge is done... This is the at least second generation I believe that allows for a manual batt... hmmmm

Again good question.

You could ask the vendor. I haven't used mine, it just sits there staying on the charger in case I ever need it. (I use my StraightThrough USB mod mostly.)

I am going to keep following this thread...

 

[the86d]

Crap!

I NEVER thought to flip them! Maybe I'll start using mine.

Now if they only held 2 batts...

 

[Kent C]

The only time you have to pull the batt is when the middle light is on. That means the internal batt (the PCC's batt) is in need of a charge and I've seen it said that it will draw from the batt if it needs charging. So for the first 4 (ymmv) battery rechargings you should be good.

 

[Beer Man]

I've also just left them in without any problems. Haven't had a batt go dead on me yet. I wouldn't worry about flipping.

 

[archie26]

Thanks everyone for the quick replies! I just purchased an Xhaler and a Chuck as soon as I get them Im going to sacrifice one of my 510 manual batteries and test it with the PCC in a couple different ways. Ill post the results here.

 

[ghost_inhale]

Been using my PCC for about 1 1/2 months with the same 2 batteries and have had absolutely no problems just leaving them in unflipped. No worries IMO