fit n finish on this charger are better than i thot china could do.
if the insides are as good, it will last forever.
this thing is not easy to program, but i'm learning.
my batteries tell me i'm a nice person.
i'm charging at .7.
it's faster than my nitecore but the batteries stay room temp.
they heat up in the nitecore, aging.
i have probably doubled battery life by only charging to 4.05.
i have exactly the same run time.
before, i charged batteries when they were down to 50%.
i was in error about how important that was.
by low charging i only lose 10%.
so, i'm using them down to 40%.
so, everything is the same, but batteries will last.
if they ban sale of batteries not in a pack, this will be a big deal.
i haven't tried the test functions yet, because i'm slogging thru the manual.
they have online tutorials you can access by scanning these designs in the manual, but i don't know how to do that.
in all, i think the mc3000 is worth the money.
if the insides are as good, it will last forever.
this thing is not easy to program, but i'm learning.
my batteries tell me i'm a nice person.
i'm charging at .7.
it's faster than my nitecore but the batteries stay room temp.
they heat up in the nitecore, aging.
i have probably doubled battery life by only charging to 4.05.
i have exactly the same run time.
before, i charged batteries when they were down to 50%.
i was in error about how important that was.
by low charging i only lose 10%.
so, i'm using them down to 40%.
so, everything is the same, but batteries will last.
if they ban sale of batteries not in a pack, this will be a big deal.
i haven't tried the test functions yet, because i'm slogging thru the manual.
they have online tutorials you can access by scanning these designs in the manual, but i don't know how to do that.
in all, i think the mc3000 is worth the money.