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I contacted them, US isn't supported at this time.
Hi, all. Using an AW IMR button top 18650 (red battery), even with stretching the spring a bit, i have a rattle
and the unit shutting itself off when i drop it in my pocket.
Using a small rare earth magnet on the button top positive side of the battery is safe and OK, right?
I have a 3.7v lio why is it showing 4+ volts when I check it on this mod?
Your question has really been bothering me, when I first joined the forum this was probably one of the first no-no's I read.Hi, all. Using an AW IMR button top 18650 (red battery), even with stretching the spring a bit, i have a rattle
and the unit shutting itself off when i drop it in my pocket.
Using a small rare earth magnet on the button top positive side of the battery is safe and OK, right?
Noob question here. I don't know that I would ever need to do this but in case the situation presents itself to me, can/should 18350s be stacked in a charger?
Your question has really been bothering me, when I first joined the forum this was probably one of the first no-no's I read.
It's okay to use magnetic spacers in chargers but place the magnet on the Negative end.
Try not to use magnets in devices, possibility of catastrophic failure increases, especially if the battery is an unprotected cell. If you must use a magnet again always place it on the Negative end or tailend of device. If you feel you have to use it on the Positive end and they are Flat Tops ensure the magnet cannot move and touch the side of the tube, it will be overs-cadovers before you know it.
Best practice is to get batteries that will fit properly, buy a spring that will prevent the rattling and if you still feel you have to use a magnet, line the tube with paper or plastic in order to insulate it.
I could be wrong (it happens often) but I really would appreciate one of the Vets clarifying this either way.
Thanks for the input and i will be looking to see what the vets chime in with as well.
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I was hoping to find an earth magnet that was wider (8-10 mm), but my radio shack only had the 3mm wide earth magnets. I had planned to use the magnet on the negative terminal of the battery, but when i was only able to get this little magnet, i was kind of forced to use out on top. I will not use the magnet again until i get some more feedback.
Thank you for your concern.