Did I ruin my RCR's

[skunksoup]

I have done this twice now like a big dumb a**. I put my AW RCR123 on the Nano charger and then forget about them? They probably were left on the charger for 2 hours after the light had turned green. Now either one really wants to work in my light. Are they done? Thanks

 

[Christoph]

What is the resting voltage of these cells now?
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[skunksoup]

Don't have my meter with me.................

 

[tebore]

The nano charger shouldn't over charge if anything they under charge the cells.

This is from my experience with the Nano. The cells charge slow and the light turns green when the cell is around 4.12v. Leaving it after it's gone green may make the cell hit 4.15v.

 

[9volt]

they should be fine. I've left mine on a Nano overnight with no problems.

 

[Christoph]

My nano will take a cell to 4.3-4 v If I leave it over night.

 

[jirik_cz]

AWs have overcharge protection so it shouldn't damage them.

 

[LukeA]

AWs have overcharge protection so it shouldn't damage them.

Is that overcharge rate protection or overvoltage protection?

 

[tebore]

Is that overcharge rate protection or overvoltage protection?

Should have both. There's no overcharge rate protection AFAIK I think you mean over discharge.

 

[Sgt. LED]

After a bit of a rest I would just go ahead and use them.

 

[skunksoup]

I think maybe its not the RCR it is the switch in the light? Is this possible Its a Creemator and when I use the original switch the light won't stay on?

 

[skunksoup]

Well now I think I'm going to have to either move this post or start a new one? My creemator started acting up again last night but now it will only stay on high? No other levels work at all? I did run the RCR's with my M60 and they did fine. So it has to be the light? Right??