Smart Batt ?

[keenan]

Dont know why I ask these questions every 5 days. Just dont think of everything all at once I guess. My 510 batt, are they smart batteries? What I mean is, after the green light comes on showing its charged, will it hurt it to leave it on the charger. I actually stayed up an hour later one night waiting for it to charge because I didnt want to leave it on all night long.

Edited October 26, 2009 by keenan

[VegasVapor]

I'm not sure if they're smart batteries, but I leave them charging overnight all the time and all my batteries are still fine. I've read this topic somewhere on this forum before and I think a lot of other members can say the same. Just don't leave them on there for days at a time and you should be fine.

[Christopher]

Yes they are smart batteries. Well at least as smart as they're going to come from China anyway.

You can leave the battery on overnight. Once the light turns green the battery will stop charging

[TheSmokingMan]

I'm not sure if they're smart batteries, but I leave them charging overnight all the time and all my batteries are still fine. I've read this topic somewhere on this forum before and I think a lot of other members can say the same. Just don't leave them on there for days at a time and you should be fine.

What do you mean by "Days"?

[Christopher]

When I days I mean like 5+. I'm sure the batteries would be fine but I don't see why you would need them in there for that long

[TheSmokingMan]

When I days I mean like 5+. I'm sure the batteries would be fine but I don't see why you would need them in there for that long

I say that because when I read that post I looked over next to where I kept the batteries before I switched the the VP and I still have an 801 battery in the charger now for two weeks. Hummm...

[Christopher]

In all honesty I've left batteries in their chargers for a long time. I just don't want someone else doing the same thing, then come back to the forums and stating "vapor talk helped burn down my house"

[TheSmokingMan]

In all honesty I've left batteries in their chargers for a long time. I just don't want someone else doing the same thing, then come back to the forums and stating "vapor talk helped burn down my house"

In my experience with batteries and things plugged in, that is the only danger. Anything plugged in can "potentially" cause a fire, blah, blah, blah. I write volumes of this stuff for insurance companies every year!