Problem with AW IMR 18650

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popster

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hey guys, just want to ask a bit about the aw imr 18650 3.7v 2000mAh. i bought one 2 days ago and used it straight on my vamo.i remembered reading the battery's power at 4.0 and it lasted me around a day and a half maybe before my vamo says low power.i charged it on a trustfire multicharger for around 3-5 hours before the led turns green.problem is,when i put it back in the vamo, it reads around 3.7v only.i tried charging it for a couple of minutes more,but the led on the charger still flashes green and i'm afraid that maybe i have overcharged it.could anyone comment about this.i'm trying to maximise the usage of this battery and not buy a new one in just a couple of months just because i overcharged it.thanks :)
 

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hey guys, just want to ask a bit about the aw imr 18650 3.7v 2000mAh. i bought one 2 days ago and used it straight on my vamo.i remembered reading the battery's power at 4.0 and it lasted me around a day and a half maybe before my vamo says low power.i charged it on a trustfire multicharger for around 3-5 hours before the led turns green.problem is,when i put it back in the vamo, it reads around 3.7v only.i tried charging it for a couple of minutes more,but the led on the charger still flashes green and i'm afraid that maybe i have overcharged it.could anyone comment about this.i'm trying to maximise the usage of this battery and not buy a new one in just a couple of months just because i overcharged it.thanks :)

It may be your charger is a bit wonky.
I use this for a charger http://www.orbtronic.com/batteries-...tellicharger-universal-battery-charger-sysmax

Totally plug and play - no settings needed.
I have a Vamo and it shouldn't allow you to over - discharge the batt (unless your Vamo is a bit wonky)
 

popster

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If you have a multi-meter, check the output voltage of your charger. It should be 4.2v. Something tells me: A) your charger is malfunctioning or:B) your Vamo is malfunctioning.

seriously?? haha,hopefully it's the charger that's malfunctioning,because i just got my vamo just around a week ago and it has performed quite well for me
 
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