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Hi, I use the e-go batteries (large)and I can tell when they're close to needing a recharge, but are not flashing yet. Can I put them on the recharger early without damaging them?

Thanks for the help.

Kathie

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Yes you can charge them at any point. The light does not need to flash before putting it on the charger.

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If I had to guess I would assume this question is based in the battery "memory" myth around fully discharging batteries so as to not shorten their life over time. This is not an issue with todays batteries, so charge them when it convenient for you!

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:) Never a happier day for me than the day I read the tech specs on the first Li-ion batteries. Nickle Metal Hydride batteries were just plain awful!

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