they do like a shallow charge/discharge cycle better.. but the S/D ones should be good for a couple of months.. unless the odd dud one shows up.. this would be faulty as opposed to wearing out..
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This also would explain why people are instructed to leave it charging even after the green lights have come on, if e-cig chargers are anything like this one.I have 2 of this TrustFire Chargers with sku.4151.Output is only 2x200-220mA. At 4.10V current drop to 110mA and over 4,2V to 20-10mA.It should stop.
If you pull an almost-dead battery out of your TV remote and then put it back it, it'll work fine for a couple minutes and then punk out. I thought this might be the same effect.Dale: smilin said it works well for the first few puffs, so it's unlikely to be a battery or switch problem. I don't think he is interested in getting it working any more, so I guess we'll never know.
Sorry Trog......Yes I should have added that most protected Batteries wont fit as they are quite a bit bigger than the non-protected 16340 ones........I made sure before I ordered the ones I got that they were OK.......I wasn't bothered about the protected bit but they were the only ones that I could find in the UK with next day delivery.......