Greetings, Echo peeples. Still here, still vaping Echos exclusively. Glad to see all my old familiar names.
I'm now at the eight-month mark and my batteries and/or chargers are showing signs of fatigue. I probably need to clean them better. Been using rubbing alcohol and ear swipe things (my vocab has deserted me tonight; sorry) but there is a bunch of green gunk down around the post of the batteries and I cannot get the stuff out, even with a paper clip (the clips are a smidge too thick) ...
Any ideas?
As for the chargers, I've never liked the 150 ma chargers that these require. They are taking longer, it seems, to charge these days.
I have two of them, plus one 300 ma that was supposedly twice as good; now it does not want to charge any battery. Don't know if it's just dead - lights still come on, but when I put on a battery that I know is run down, the battery doesn't charge.
I'm sitting here desperately sucking on an emergency Bloog with minimal charge that I found at the bottom of my purse -- because the Echo charger I brought to work as my backup was the 300 ma charger, and it isn't charging. Feh.
Should I expect the batteries to be getting old at this point? Should I replace them? Or should I replace the chargers?
Thanks, as always.