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ArcticMyst Security by Avery

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Any one no the best charger and battery brand for my laser it come with a charger but its cheap chinease one havent a clue how long to charge it for and what is the best brand I have a 3.7 v 2400mah ultrafire its the 1st time chargin it its been on over 2hours any help appreciatd thank u for looking
 





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charger: check out the nitecore i2 or i4 over at illumination supply

battery: panasonic or sanyo. you can find the sanyo on fleabay, along with the panasonics but fasttech also offers the panasonics in a 2-pack. you need to pick the mAh for your needs but at least these will be correctly advertised
 
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How long should the battery I got need to be charged for 1st time amd thank u
 
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well if you get the nitecore it has a display to show the charge level of your battery. the panasonic 18650 i bought came with almost a full charge
 
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These are great chargers and their from a trusted member. I got both during the last Group Buy :D The indicator lights really take the guess work out of it and most importantly its a smart charger so you can charge most of the popular sizes of rechargeables :beer:

~ LB
 
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Thank u can some one post me a link of where I can buy cheap chargwr from im from uk so dont want to wait on shipping etc and also the best battery
 
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Google nitecore i2 or i4. Im sure it will come up with plaaces near you. Also try fleabay butthey will be more expensive. IS is the only place selling them that cheap. Batteries try fasttech amazon or fleabay
 
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Every time I got new batteries my first charge was at least five hours on the first initial charge
 
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Cheers my charger has a green lihht on when I pkug battery how will I no of it is charged its a chinesse charger make on it is tmmq also I bought my laser which should of been 50mw on the laser it has a sticker saying 100mw what do u think it will be 50mw or 100mw thank u all for helping me and replying
 
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Cheers my charger has a green lihht on when I pkug battery how will I no of it is charged its a chinesse charger make on it is tmmq also I bought my laser which should of been 50mw on the laser it has a sticker saying 100mw what do u think it will be 50mw or 100mw thank u all for helping me and replying
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The charger should have two lights, red and green. Green when there is no battery, or when the battery is full (meaning = NOT charging). Red means Charging.

I have yet to see a charger behave differently.

But seriously dude, just put a comma or period once in a while, or if you f**k up a word, don't be too lazy to go back and correct it. Seriously, if you don't put effort into writing, why should I put effort into reading?
 
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Im sorry but I have learning difficulties and not so good with grammer sorry for anoying you
 
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It's not that big of a problem. Sorry if I offended you.

Anyway, you saw my answer up there, about the lights? How does your charger behave compared to that? Where did you get it? Got any pictures?
 
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Also I only got laser yesterday iplug battrry in charger light stays green does that meen it is fully charged ?
 
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If you didn't use it, probably yeah.

Did you try actually putting the battery into the laser and see if it runs?

Don't forget to remember the correct polarity when inserting the battery into your laser. If it's a green laser, battery goes negative first (forward), and positive toward the tailcap.
 




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