D dhffhd Active member Feb 26, 2004 #1 just purchased a couple of your batteries, now you have to answer stupid rookie questions: 1-do they need to be fully charged before using? 2-do they have any memory problems? 3-can they be left on charger after fully charged? thanks.
just purchased a couple of your batteries, now you have to answer stupid rookie questions: 1-do they need to be fully charged before using? 2-do they have any memory problems? 3-can they be left on charger after fully charged? thanks.
S sound-dog Member Feb 26, 2004 #2 Re: 3500 man battery question Charge any battery before using... they should not develop a memory... Most chargers out there go into a slow trickle charge once the battery is charged...so leaving them on won't hurt them. But don't know that I would leave them for hours!!!
Re: 3500 man battery question Charge any battery before using... they should not develop a memory... Most chargers out there go into a slow trickle charge once the battery is charged...so leaving them on won't hurt them. But don't know that I would leave them for hours!!!
Z Zoomforce Guest Feb 26, 2004 #3 Re: 3500 man battery question You need to charge them and use them a few times before they reach thier prime (break-in). At least this is what our manufacture told me. Li-ion cells dont have a memory issue like old Ni-Cads. If you are using the standard Panasonic charger you can leave them on the charger, as the charger will automatically stop charging the cell.
Re: 3500 man battery question You need to charge them and use them a few times before they reach thier prime (break-in). At least this is what our manufacture told me. Li-ion cells dont have a memory issue like old Ni-Cads. If you are using the standard Panasonic charger you can leave them on the charger, as the charger will automatically stop charging the cell.
