I have been using a Joye 510 but a few days ago I bought a Riva 901, mostly because of the bigger battery.
It arrived yesterday and I followed the battery instruction to the letter (I went so far as tto set an alarm). I placed the first battery in the charger, waited 8 hours, used it for 20 minutes, charged for another hour or so (I forgot how long) and then while I was enjoying the first Riva, I placed the second in the charger and started all over again.
That was yesterday and I have been vaping the first Riva since last night. Sometimes this morning (I was actually car racing online and vaping so I am not sure of the time - but it was a long race) the first Riva discharged so I started using the second one and placed the first on the charger.
After about 3 or 4 hours, the second one goes dead too (a bit too soon I thought) so I pick up the first one, I screw it in and... it's dead. Nothing.
I wait about an hour (while using my 510) and I figure the time is right for the other battery and... it's dead too.
I checked the charger, it is on and strangely the light is green even when I screw in the dead batteries.
But I checked with a voltmeter and it delivers 4.5V so as far as I know, it is right.
I should have a pass-through coming soon for my 501, but I was so happy to get the Riva because I am constantly exchanging batteries on my Joye. And I loved the Riva, I was thrilled.
Anyway, since I have pretty much excluded the charger, is it possible that 2 batteries broke after 1 charge? It makes no sense to me, but I cannot fathom what could be wrong. After all, it's a simple device. I use rechargeable batteries all the time.
There is anotehr unrelated thing I wanted to ask. With my 501, sometimes I place a battery on the charger and several hours later it has no charge. Yet, if I sit it again the next time works. maybe that happened twice with my Riva? I have no explanation for the other behavior either, but at least that one is only once in a while.
It arrived yesterday and I followed the battery instruction to the letter (I went so far as tto set an alarm). I placed the first battery in the charger, waited 8 hours, used it for 20 minutes, charged for another hour or so (I forgot how long) and then while I was enjoying the first Riva, I placed the second in the charger and started all over again.
That was yesterday and I have been vaping the first Riva since last night. Sometimes this morning (I was actually car racing online and vaping so I am not sure of the time - but it was a long race) the first Riva discharged so I started using the second one and placed the first on the charger.
After about 3 or 4 hours, the second one goes dead too (a bit too soon I thought) so I pick up the first one, I screw it in and... it's dead. Nothing.
I wait about an hour (while using my 510) and I figure the time is right for the other battery and... it's dead too.
I checked the charger, it is on and strangely the light is green even when I screw in the dead batteries.
But I checked with a voltmeter and it delivers 4.5V so as far as I know, it is right.
I should have a pass-through coming soon for my 501, but I was so happy to get the Riva because I am constantly exchanging batteries on my Joye. And I loved the Riva, I was thrilled.
Anyway, since I have pretty much excluded the charger, is it possible that 2 batteries broke after 1 charge? It makes no sense to me, but I cannot fathom what could be wrong. After all, it's a simple device. I use rechargeable batteries all the time.
There is anotehr unrelated thing I wanted to ask. With my 501, sometimes I place a battery on the charger and several hours later it has no charge. Yet, if I sit it again the next time works. maybe that happened twice with my Riva? I have no explanation for the other behavior either, but at least that one is only once in a while.