New dual charger for 5v batteries is available

[pmoraldo]

So I don't know if its been mentioned but the dual charger for the 4.8v NiMH batteries is available now here http://www.cloudsofvapor.com/store/31-batteries-and-more/6-batteries/134-5v-mod-batteries/836-new-5v-dual-charger-only-for-48v-mod-battery.html
and it actually turns green when they're charged WOW novel concept. Just saying

 

[tmcase]

Cool, thanks. Does Bruce take Paypal? Anybody know?

 

[washvap]

Nope, he only takes the regular payment method.

 

[tmcase]

Crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[washvap]

LOL, it's not all that bad. Most vendors don't take PP. I'm sure he can accommodate you in whichever payment method that works best for you.

 

[hairball]

Cool, thanks. Does Bruce take Paypal? Anybody know?

Remember your paypal debit card you have? LOL.

 

[tmcase]

Remember your paypal debit card you have? LOL.

Yeah, I remembered that after I asked but it expired at midnite and I placed my order 2 minutes after midnite.

 

[FeistyAlice]

So I don't know if its been mentioned but the dual charger for the 4.8v NiMH batteries is available now here New 5v Dual Charger - Only for 4.8v Mod Battery
and it actually turns green when they're charged WOW novel concept. Just saying

I got one in, dual charger for 4.8 NiMH batteries, a few weeks ago, and started using it last night. I LOVE IT!!!!! 400 and 600 mAh batteries come off charger at ~5.6x (newish batteries) and, yes, the light turns green the moment they reach full charge. I haven't tested it yet for if it won't over charge if battery is left on for hours after light turns green but will do so today.

I have three of the single battery chargers. It was so much hassle to keep up with charging batteries, on the single charger, where you have to leave the battery charging 4-5 hours after light turns green (some of the chargers never turned green) I stopped doing the 4.8 volt batteries because it was just too much hassle.

4.8 volt vaping, here I come again!! I've missed you.

Hugs, Alice

 

[kazz63758]

I got one from electronicstix last week. It does turn off and doesn't overcharge. Lights turn green. Very nice, easy charger for 4.8 batteries.

 

[davelog]

I'm gonna have to wait till January (have a lot of expenses coming up this month), but then I'm in for one. I have two different kinds of single-bay chargers for the 4.8's and since I have six in rotation, I'll be able to charge with reckless abandon and not be a nightly slave to the batteries!

 

[tmcase]

I just ordered one. Those other 4.8v charges scared the crap out of me. I kept checking to make sure they weren't overcharging or getting too warm. I can't wait to try this new one.

 

[FeistyAlice]

I got one from electronicstix last week. It does turn off and doesn't overcharge. Lights turn green. Very nice, easy charger for 4.8 batteries.

And it charges pretty fast, too. NiMH doesn't suffer like the Li-ion batteries do with fast charging.

Alice

 

[tmcase]

I got one in, dual charger for 4.8 NiMH batteries, a few weeks ago, and started using it last night. I LOVE IT!!!!! 400 and 600 mAh batteries come off charger at ~5.6x (newish batteries) and, yes, the light turns green the moment they reach full charge. I haven't tested it yet for if it won't over charge if battery is left on for hours after light turns green but will do so today.

I have three of the single battery chargers. It was so much hassle to keep up with charging batteries, on the single charger, where you have to leave the battery charging 4-5 hours after light turns green (some of the chargers never turned green) I stopped doing the 4.8 volt batteries because it was just too much hassle.

4.8 volt vaping, here I come again!! I've missed you.

Hugs, Alice

I had a couple 4.8v charging on the new duel charger today for about an hour but had to leave and didn't want to leave it charging while I was gone so I unplugged it and checked the voltage. It was at 5.5v. I figured that was charged enough so I didn't put it back on the charger when I got home. My question is, if I had plugged the charger back in when I got home, would it have charged to 5.6v and shut off or would it reset and start the charge cycle all over again thus over charging my batteries? You seem to be the battery expert around here so can you answer this one?