When not vaping my e-cig, is it ok to leave it on the charger?

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Best to leave them off charger very slightly discharged when not being used(80%ish). I usually just leave them off at 100%, but never leave on charger, as there is usually a trickle charge that holds them at 100% which can be detrimental. I always charge before 50% though, which is also good for your batts. Have some very old ones that still work great
 

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It is strongly recommended to not leave PV batteries sitting on chargers, unattended.

Although rare, bad things do happen, chargers and/or battery built-in protections fail.

Some of us use charging bags, others use an outlet timer, to provide a safer environment for unattended charging.


Again, what he said. ^^^ It's not a matter of the possible loss of a battery because you forgot about it. No biggie... It is about an unexpected protection failure. Then you're talking about significant property loss or worse. Be safe.
 

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Mehhhh, I don't have time to monitor batteries charging lol. I just plug them in and go on my merry way. If they lose charge because they stay on after they are charged, so be it. Will just buy another. I usually get a new PV every 6 months or so anyways. So if I have been diminishing my batteries, I haven't noticed since I have since moved onto other PVs.
 

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Mehhhh, I don't have time to monitor batteries charging lol. I just plug them in and go on my merry way. If they lose charge because they stay on after they are charged, so be it. Will just buy another. I usually get a new PV every 6 months or so anyways. So if I have been diminishing my batteries, I haven't noticed since I have since moved onto other PVs.

Batteries are cheap.
That's not the real issue here....

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So, one recommends storing batteries at 40% and another at 80%. I'll just shoot for 60% then ;).


did your kit come with the v4l slim charger? i use one overnight with my dial a volt all the time and haven't had a problem

and just a word to the wise, v4l makes a great (albeit pricey) product but their juice is just rebranded chinese dekang juice you could get far cheaper elsewhere.

I hope you're right!!...does Dekang sell a 555 type liquid, I don't see it on fasttech.com? Btw, how do you know, did you compare the juices yourself? Thanks.
 
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