The ego has landed!
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Forgot to mention that I took my fully charged batt off the charger and started vaping at around 9:15am. I vaped somewhere in between moderate to heavy all day long and it went dead around 10:45pm.
I'd say that's pretty fair
I'd say that's pretty fair
I've had the eGo for about 2 weeks now and I have to say that the battery is awesome! I get an average batt life from about a day to two days with moderate vaping.
OMG you'll love it tweeker!! My hubby and I decided to share my kit til he gets his... probably fri or sat. LEGGO MY EGO....cuz when we have to charge out batteries it means switching to a 901...and I don't care how hard I suck on it...just can't get the same hit I get from the ego!!! ROFL
My first post and it's a question, not what I intended but I'm a bit worried. This is the only thread that came up in my search so appologies if it's been covered.
My eGo arrived this morning and I started charging one battery and started vaping with the other. My instructions say that when the battery is screwed into the USB charger the battery will flash a few times then turn solid in color and the charger will turn from green to red.
When I screw mine in the blue LED on the battery button flashes then goes out, it doesn't stay solid. The charger light changes from green to red and gives a flicker from red to green and back every 5 seconds. I presume this is an indication it's charging. The light still hadn't turned green 6 hours later so I stopped charging.
I've started charging the other battery and there's still no solid blue light on the battery button like the instructions specify. Could someone confirm that the blue LED on the battery button should be on or off when charging? I'm wondering if I have a faulty USB charger as 6 hours of charging should surely have turned the charger light from red to green.
My eGo arrived this morning and I started charging one battery and started vaping with the other. My instructions say that when the battery is screwed into the USB charger the battery will flash a few times then turn solid in color and the charger will turn from green to red.
When I screw mine in the blue LED on the battery button flashes then goes out, it doesn't stay solid. The charger light changes from green to red and gives a flicker from red to green and back every 5 seconds. I presume this is an indication it's charging. The light still hadn't turned green 6 hours later so I stopped charging.
I've started charging the other battery and there's still no solid blue light on the battery button like the instructions specify. Could someone confirm that the blue LED on the battery button should be on or off when charging? I'm wondering if I have a faulty USB charger as 6 hours of charging should surely have turned the charger light from red to green.
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Everything you describe is normal, except the charger light should go from red to green, of course, after a few hours.
I had a similar problem and thought it was the battery, then when it did the same thing on another battery, I thought it was the charger. So I got another charger. Now the old charger and battery seem to be OK.
The only thing I can figure is a bad connection. So try wiggling the battery around in the charger and plugging/unplugging it a few times.
Unfortunately you may have to wait a few hours. Would be quicker if you put an "almost charged" battery on the charger.
Everything you describe is normal, except the charger light should go from red to green, of course, after a few hours.
I had a similar problem and thought it was the battery, then when it did the same thing on another battery, I thought it was the charger. So I got another charger. Now the old charger and battery seem to be OK.
The only thing I can figure is a bad connection. So try wiggling the battery around in the charger and plugging/unplugging it a few times.
Unfortunately you may have to wait a few hours. Would be quicker if you put an "almost charged" battery on the charger.
Thanks for replying billo. It's good to know it's normal, the second battery's been charging now for 5 hours and still no green light but I'll give it longer this time.
I guess I'll find out for sure when they completely drain and need a recharge.
I guess I'll find out for sure when they completely drain and need a recharge.
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