The charger is not charging the battery after the initial charge. They are being analyzed by the charger. The one battery that had a slight charge at the beginning still has a surface charge where the other two did not. Even with him draining it down on camera, the battery still has some charge in it unlike the other two. All chargers have a analyzer built in to check to see if any of the cells are damaged. Charger does a lot of testing before charge starts. IE: Charge cycles, Age of battery, etc.
That ridgid drill Chuck wobble like a DeWalt that's not good hope the new ones better but you want a slow charge for your battery if you want your batteries to last a long time. a rapid charger will kill your batteries fast
I have the same thing with my Milwaukee chargers, the M12 charger when fully charged stickit in the m12/m18 charger and it will charge a pit more and both of those are standard chargers.
Interesting results, I read the sticker on the back of mine and the dinky little one has 65 watts output and the mid sized one has 60 watts output. Yours could be speced slightly different.
Great video man. It helped me decide which charger I'm getting.
You're welcome, they do have a multiple charger also, but I don't have one to test
Its all about heat.. Rapid charge creates more heat
The charger is not charging the battery after the initial charge. They are being analyzed by the charger. The one battery that had a slight charge at the beginning still has a surface charge where the other two did not. Even with him draining it down on camera, the battery still has some charge in it unlike the other two. All chargers have a analyzer built in to check to see if any of the cells are damaged. Charger does a lot of testing before charge starts. IE: Charge cycles, Age of battery, etc.
That ridgid drill Chuck wobble like a DeWalt that's not good hope the new ones better but you want a slow charge for your battery if you want your batteries to last a long time. a rapid charger will kill your batteries fast
I have the same thing with my Milwaukee chargers, the M12 charger when fully charged stickit in the m12/m18 charger and it will charge a pit more and both of those are standard chargers.
Yep, it's strange. But it happens on multiple brands
when u exchange the batt, does not charge more, just the sensor start verify and count it.
Interesting results, I read the sticker on the back of mine and the dinky little one has 65 watts output and the mid sized one has 60 watts output. Yours could be speced slightly different.
I don't even see an output,. It the big one says 110 watts, and the mid size says 55 watts
Are they nickel chargers only lol many you need lithium charger 🔌 . Or duel
I'm pretty sure they are all dual chemistry chargers. They came out with different ones now. But I don't have them to compare