QUOTE(pseudoblue @ Oct 5 2009, 12:02 PM)
How long did you use your light until the thermal protection kicks in? Were you in a hot environment, humid, cool place? got wind?
NS might be right about the battery being low already.
From spec, WF-139 has separate charging channels, you can charge one battery or two batteries. I suggest once the light turns green, you can remove that battery from the charger. Red (fast blinking red) means it's still charging.
Does your light works now?
yes... the ET M2XC4 is workingNS might be right about the battery being low already.
From spec, WF-139 has separate charging channels, you can charge one battery or two batteries. I suggest once the light turns green, you can remove that battery from the charger. Red (fast blinking red) means it's still charging.
Does your light works now?
actually i was working on my old car back at kampung, late at night with low light... so, i think kinda hot environment...
QUOTE(pseudoblue @ Oct 5 2009, 12:38 PM)
Hey, did you mean when you immediately place two batteries on the charger (assuming they are low), the left channel shows red and the right channel shows green?
I'll try to do some charging test on my own tonite. I have a WF-139 too.
i remove them as soon as the time at 2 hours, regardless the LED green or still red and yeah... i do have this situation whereas when i'm trying to charge both batteries (18650), one of them showing me the green LED...i'm not sure what's that though...
QUOTE(susuman @ Oct 5 2009, 12:57 PM)
This is the disadvantage of using protected cell, the light cut off without warning, luckily you are not in the side of the cliff or something, I don't know in the flashlight there are any termal protection circuit, I over seen one has this, but I forgot what model, I think it is a surefire. For battery, I am sure most if them don't have thermal protection circuit, it just protect via measuring the voltage, so it will cut above 4.20 to protect from overcharge, and cut below 2.7 to protect from overdischarge, and also if sudden drop in voltage it also cut to protect from short circuit (assume only), so you cannot use protected li-ion in high power Xenon.
And no worries, bro sniper69, your cell is safe, no damage due to the cut off protection at 2.7, but can you share with us what are the damage cost you? eg : worriness, jatuh dlm longkang etc. Just a real life sharing pls.
And no problem if you charge it in 1 channel, but if your cell is dead (way below 2V), then the charger will not start charging anymore, this is a protection function in all the charger.
Have a nice illuminated night, every day!!
haha, new way to greet ppl, not like "Sudah Makan" we greet by "Have you lite today?"
And no worries, bro sniper69, your cell is safe, no damage due to the cut off protection at 2.7, but can you share with us what are the damage cost you? eg : worriness, jatuh dlm longkang etc. Just a real life sharing pls.
And no problem if you charge it in 1 channel, but if your cell is dead (way below 2V), then the charger will not start charging anymore, this is a protection function in all the charger.
Have a nice illuminated night, every day!!
haha, new way to greet ppl, not like "Sudah Makan" we greet by "Have you lite today?"
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