Some of my batteries for the kr808d-1 (cig2go) wouldn't charge or they were lied and said fully charged when placed in the charger. I noticed the battery post was really dirty and after cleaning them and the charger, they are working like new. Wish I found that out before throwing away some batteries and chargers.
Learn something about battery maintenance today...
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Don't forget to throw them on the charge whether they need it or not! Do not let them die completely. A good rule of thumb, put them on charge the moment you notice the vapor getting weak (battery drop off). You prolong battery life. Batteries get only so many dead to charged cycles.
These are lithium batteries, you do not want to discharge all the way or leave them fully charged for extended periods of time. If you want more info google lithium battery maintenance. Tons of info out there on these, especially in the radio controll hobby groups.
i use the edge of paper towel an twist and turn it in there, bits of black oxidation can be seen
Im still learning about good battery maintenance to ensure a good long life. This forum has really help me out!!!
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