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>Otherwise, I am sure Bob is correct, that as long as a charger's output
>exceeds the battery's leakage rate, it will eventually charge the battery.
There are hundreds of capable products out there not the least
of which are off-the-shelf at Walmart. Every product on the
rack last time I checked was a smart charger and I think the
smallest was a 2A device. Obviously more robust than the
DBTJr but if pressed into a situation where it was tasked
with charging a 'loaded' battery, it might be vulnerable
to smoke as well.
Unless they're REALLY smart with current-limiting, over-temp
shutdown, over-time shutdown, etc. it's probably possible
to kill most tools when operated in the worst case corner
of its design envelope.
Bob . . .
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