USB Charger

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feathersncream

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I have a USB charger and when I screw in the battery the light is red and then after about 3 hours of charging - which seems to me excessivly long...the light then turns green for about 6-8 seconds then red for about 2 seconds over and over agin....This is my second USB Charger and the first 1 that I sent back was doing the same thing.
Plus when I took the battery off the charger it only worked for about 30 min then needed to be charged again - the battery is only about a week old. Has anyone had a similar problem?
 

feathersncream

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OK so I tried I USB adapter and the light does the same thing as before??? Does anyone have a USB charger for any of these: Yeti, dura c, titan, or Joye510 that turns solid green when it's done charging? I've tried 3 different USB chargers with many different computers and even a USB adapter that plugs into an outlet and all of them have done the same thing after charging for a while the light turns green for about 6-8 seconds the red for about 2 seconds over and over again it never goes solid green???
 

joniliff

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Since your batteries are working properly when being charged OFF the computer, it doesn't sound like your USB charger, but your COMPUTER! All USB ports and all computers are NOT created equal! A lot depends on what else is plugged into your USB system on the computer. Your best bet, if you want to use a USB charger, is to insure you use a powered USB hub, or a 'plug in the wall' USB adapter.

John
 

feathersncream

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Since your batteries are working properly when being charged OFF the computer, it doesn't sound like your USB charger, but your COMPUTER! All USB ports and all computers are NOT created equal! A lot depends on what else is plugged into your USB system on the computer. Your best bet, if you want to use a USB charger, is to insure you use a powered USB hub, or a 'plug in the wall' USB adapter.

John

John: I've tried it on about 5 different computers and it didn't work great with the USB addapter either
 
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