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Still, the power adapter can be had for very low $ and is probably worthless anyways (see this german report about a dangerous failure, not sure if that's the same of course).
And who of us doesn't already have a usb power supply?
A very confused post after which the poster just wrote "case closed", maybe he made some big mistake but was too embarrased to admit it? He claimed the MP1 charged his 16340 with 3A with all his three AC adapters, which would at best would make the MP1 unit faulty and not the adapters? Unless you have some more details.
But he also mentions the power supply was stinking (could be used a metaphor but I don't think so). And the high values didn't happen with computer usb but only via that power supply.
But well yes, that thread and its closing sucks and is very nebulous.
"Roch" means smell and not stink. Many molded plastic smell a bit in the beginning, when they get warm. Like I said ... I wouldn't read too much into that thread, if there were some serious issues, he wouldn't have closed the thread uncommented.
Does the charger handle 14500's on its own? That I mostly what I have. I just got a TF Flame 18650 and could probably use a couple of better quality ones.