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Soshine LCD universal battery charger
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steffijade
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Bah... you technical experts with your specialised terminology.ladies it's a nut
(ahem)
No good feedback I'm afraid. It tends to over charge and not cut out when charge cycle is complete,
see review.
http://lygte-info.dk/review/Review Charger Soshine H2 UK.html
Try a Nitecore I2 from somewhere like myepack
http://myepack.co.uk/batteries/nitecore-i2-intelligent-charger.html
As already advised using a nut in your current charger is NOT a good idea.
That was the review I read when was looking for a charger and what put me right off it, the XTAR VP1 is an awesome charger with LCD read out beats the Luc in reviews as the Luc changes the A charge dependant on size of battery the VP1 you choose so to extend battery life you can even charge 18650 @ .25A if don't mind the wait or if need a fast charge up it to 1A, obviously not advisable on smaller batteries rule of thumb is 350 @ .25 490/500 @ .5 and 18650 @ 1.
And that "nut" is just an accident waiting to happen especially with the charger that doesn't stop over charge....
#VapeOn
And that "nut" is just an accident waiting to happen especially with the charger that doesn't stop over charge....
#VapeOn
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Ha ha it's isolated every battery change plus it's not direct 230v mains on these terminal anyway
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This has got to be a joke ........................... please
Ha ha you can buy battery extensions and their solid metal also
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Dont say we didnt tell ya so.
Battery safety = Common sense. You dont stick metal things where they dont belong when it comes to electricity
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