I have another interesting / annoying issue.
Some of my original Olympus BLN-1 batteries no longer work in my E-M1 mark
I's.
In my older E-M5 however, they work fine (at least it starts up and works
fine).
Anyone a clue on that? I used the original charger with them.
Op ma 25 nov. 2019 om 06:12 schreef Moose <olymoose@xxxxxxxxx>:
> On 11/24/2019 6:04 PM, Wayne Shumaker wrote:
> > <>
> > Classic Lion battery problem. As they age and no longer hold as much
> charge, eventually the charger will do them in and start producing volatile
> gases. My cell phone, after 3 years, started to bulge. The battery was
> sealed and the gas expanded inside it.
> >
> > I give most Lion about 3 years of life depending on use and handling. I
> don't believe the internal memory chips can really track a battery very
> well near end of life, hence tendency to over charge them.
> >
> > I remember my Canon batteries all died about the same time, as if just
> sitting around they aged.
>
> I have a friend who is a long time 4/3 shooter. A major reason he is
> likely to pop for an E-M5 III is that it's hard to
> get decent batteries for those older bodies. I'm actually amazed that I
> have 4/3 batteries that will hold a charge at
> all. :-)
>
> Rechargeable Moose
>
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