Overcharge protection?: FastTech Forums

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#1 (permalink) 4/1/2014 2:33:23 AM US Central quote/reply + tips
chabos Verified JoinedNov 2013 Posts 8 Reviews 0 Kudos6	Overcharge protection? Does this charger have overcharge protection? I see that it's the same model number as the one that comes bundled with 4.35V batteries, and on those listings it says it stops charging when the battery is fully charged, but I don't see any mention of it for this one. I just want to make sure. Working...
#2 (permalink) 4/1/2014 3:51:23 AM US Central quote/reply + tips
viking65 Verified JoinedJul 2013 Posts 32099 Reviews 14 Kudos63696	Yes it stops charging when fully charged at 4.35v What type of battery are you charging though as 4.35v is to much for a lot of batteries as most are 4.2v I see you mention 4.35 bundle what is the sku? But if try to charge a 4.2v battery this will over charge it for sure. >.< What batteries are you wanting to charge so we can recommend best one for you? Edited on 4/1/2014 at 4:01 AM. Reason: https://i.imgur.com/OSS6yni.jpg Working...
#3 (permalink) 4/3/2014 9:13:19 AM US Central quote/reply + tips
chabos Verified JoinedNov 2013 Posts 8 Reviews 0 Kudos6	+1 details Thanks for the reply. And only the 4.35v ones, don't worry. If you look up Polar HXY there are 4 that come bundled with a pair of 4 different kinds of 4.35V batteries, but all are protected, so I didn't want to do that. The whole reason I want this is for the super high capacity 30 amp batteries. 4.35v isn't high enough to damage an RDA like stacked batteries will, right? Working...
#4 (permalink) 4/3/2014 9:48:14 AM US Central quote/reply + tips
viking65 Verified JoinedJul 2013 Posts 32099 Reviews 14 Kudos63696	4.35v isn't high enough to damage an RDA like stacked batteries will, right? Correct. ;) Also not good to stack batteries anyway since they could possibly explode. >.< https://i.imgur.com/OSS6yni.jpg Working...