adamant
10-22-09, 07:16 PM
any harm to the unit if left on charge?
Electronics, Lighting, & Gadgets - magicshine left on charge
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ItsJustMe
10-22-09, 07:47 PM
Shouldn't be. The charger stops delivering current when the battery is charged. I've kept mine on for 2 days at a time and it hasn't bothered anything yet.
thompsonpost
10-22-09, 08:56 PM
/thread?
adamant
10-22-09, 09:02 PM
/thread?
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thompsonpost
10-22-09, 09:26 PM
'Get your answer?
adamant
10-22-09, 09:35 PM
Shouldn't be. The charger stops delivering current when the battery is charged. I've kept mine on for 2 days at a time and it hasn't bothered anything yet.
thanks justme for the responce
ant
thanks justme for the responce
ant
thompsonpost
10-22-09, 10:30 PM
All domestic household personal appliances work that way.
ItsJustMe
10-23-09, 08:12 AM
All domestic household personal appliances work that way.
Not really. If you have a really cheap NiMN charger without -dV sensing, you can wreck batteries by leaving them in the charger for a few days.
Not really. If you have a really cheap NiMN charger without -dV sensing, you can wreck batteries by leaving them in the charger for a few days.
thompsonpost
10-23-09, 08:42 AM
You know what I mean.