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Charging my LX5 batt

Vlasin

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Same problems with the DCS, replaced two of them on two different Lx5's. Now with the Lx7 I'm guessing its the same charger as the latest Lx5? Funny thing is I sold my vexilair FL18 to my buddy, his battery and charger are still original, going on 5 years old. KISS (keep it simple stupid) seems to be the most reliable charging system.

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Can somebody say TROLL laugh Go find a bridge to sit under or something...

Thanks guy's for letting me vent my frustration. It's a bad time of year to get your garage cleaned out. I'm sure the posters above who are on the attack have never made a mistake and just cruze thru life white as snow while spinning their halo.

Kind regards to you who have shown support for our loss.

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So you dumped a good charging system and just use jerry rigged clips now. Real intelegent.

The old system indicated battery level. And also allowed for charging while in use.

I like my 500 dollar toys to function as designed.

And I've heard many a rant without an arrogant response like yours. Its a free country d a.

Maybe my "rant" will deter someone from burglary.

Once again, the type of charger used really does not matter. They all do the same thing. It doesn't matter if you plug them in or clip them, the end result is the same. I never used the gauge on the DCS as it was not very accurate and I also left the house with a charged battery and it always makes it through the day so that is not a useful tool for me.

I was not trying to come across as arrogant. I was just pointing out some of your errors. You were taking out you frustration with being ripped off out on a product. How you turned that around into a rant against a flasher is beyond me but you did it. See above, others noticed too.

Once again, I am sorry you had to go through that theft during the holidays and I hope things get better for you. Have a happy holidays.

Cichlid Baby - Things charge..... All manufacturing companies go through the same issues. They test and test and test a product but when it reaches the field and burns in for a few years and get some feedback they tweek some things.

I am happy with my flasher and I guess I don't get bent out of shape over a charger or case. To many other things in my life to worry about. It works and helps me catch fish and that's all I have to say on this topic.

Carry on guys! cool

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