I know that these batteries are having some big issues, I have no idea what the defective to functional ratio is, there is a possibility that they got a bad batch of electronics and that is what is causing the issues.
My main question that I wanted to know by starting this thread was, is there a safety issue? Has it been addressed? acknowledged? and is the issue being rectified?
I have been very frustrated that I have 2 kits in for warranty replacement, which is now on it's way back to me as of yesterday, and I am afraid that I will get them back and they are going to fry on me again.
During my wait for replacement I have been using my Kissbox Extended, and my original 901 that has been alive and kicking for the last 6 months, I replaced all of these devices with my eGo and became very reliant on it.
Naturally I became very upset when 4 batteries and 2 dura/eGo atty's went defective.
I just want to know if they have found and solved the issues with the batteries yet...
Are they safe to use now or should I put them in to a steel fireproof box to charge them, and wear a fire/chemical resistant glove to use them, and develop a quick eject for the atty's should they continue to fire after the button has been released.
I know nobody likes saying that there are issues with their products, but I would feel allot better with hearing "there is a issue, and we are working on it, or we found a solution, taking ownership of the situation rather then saying nothing and hoping to push a defective batch through, and replacing them under warranty until all of the defective units have either been replaced, or fall out of warranty.
I am not trying to sound like I am bashing Janty products, although I probably am, and I know that is petty... but I really want to know what is up with the eGo batteries, I want to know from Janty...
(Praying the replacements do not have issues) - I really Love the eGo!