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Its a PV using the genisis atty..the thread is here --> http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modders-forum/135786-some-homemade-attys-genesis.html
Looks like a high voltage light bulb socket!
Just my first thought after seeing pics of it for the first time!
Just my first thought after seeing pics of it for the first time!
some chargers, like the Pila, have an overcharge protection... that's wht you need.
Quit your whining mine is #4184. How many get done a week anyway?
JWebb, there is no worry about leaving your batts on the charger for too long. All of the modern battery chargers stop charging when the batt is full. If you charge a battery while you are using the Provari, it is pretty safe to say that it will be completely charged by the time the Provari is warning you that your battery is just about dead. Hope this helps.
You're not alone brother.
One little trick I have learned over the years is if you take a red piece of glass or plastic and cover the light on any wonderful red/green light device the green light disappears. So while looking through the red glass just remember Green is gone.
Also, if your charger is a TR-001 look real close as you put a drained battery in and out. You will see that the red light is actually in the very center and the green light is off to one side.
Hope these little tips help. It does suck to be red/green color blind.
Not always! I get to avoid the dumb questions like: "Does this [enter dumb item here] look good with [enter dumb item #2 here]?"
The Pila and WF-188 chargers will not overcharge your batteries. I don't know that it is the best answer but it is accurate. I have left 18650's on my WF-188 all night and it still reads 4.1-4.2 in the morning. If you start charging at around 3.3V, in three hours (or so) you should be good to go.
Just thought I'd share my high voltage light bulb socket with all ya lol
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Thanks fort he help, I ordered the charger from Provape, so I hope that has automatic cutoff, or no over charge.
You're not alone brother.
One little trick I have learned over the years is if you take a red piece of glass or plastic and cover the light on any wonderful red/green light device the green light disappears. So while looking through the red glass just remember Green is gone.
Also, if your charger is a TR-001 look real close as you put a drained battery in and out. You will see that the red light is actually in the very center and the green light is off to one side.
Hope these little tips help. It does suck to be red/green color blind.
Vapspaz:
Thanks for the tips as well, I will try it adn I appreciate you and the others help!
JonnyVapΣ;2682961 said:
LOL. No doubt dude! Forgot about the advantages. And why don't they just teach them in that special womens class they ALL seemed to have attended, to not ask guys those kinda questions. We don't care!
Thank god for Blue jeans; boots and white socks.
JWebb,
You'll be fine with Provape's charger. It's a Trustfire TR-001, a budget charger that works well and stops charging at 4.19V, which is perfect for the Provari battery.
It's a long story it all started here...
"raidys" design and peaceoffcake had a couple lot sales for housings only the rest is DIY.... great thread I dunno if u have cane across it yet
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/modders-forum/135786-some-homemade-attys-genesis-224.html#post2655491
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