Leaving Aero Tracker connected to a power bank for weeks – harmful to battery?

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Does anyone know if there’s any harm in leaving the Aero Tracker permanently connected to a power bank, sometimes for several weeks at a time?

I’ve noticed that it seems to have some kind of charging management built in. When the battery gets close to full, usually around 90–95%, the green charging light goes out and stays off even though the power bank remains connected.

Interestingly, if I unplug the USB cable and reconnect it, the green charging light comes back on and it starts charging again.

This makes me wonder if the charging circuit deliberately stops charging near full to protect the internal battery, in which case leaving it connected long-term might be perfectly fine.

Has anyone left their Aero Tracker continuously connected to external power for long periods? Any information on how its battery/charging management works and whether this could affect battery longevity?

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I have asked someone involved with the Aero Tracker and the answer is that no harm will come to the battery. The Tracker’s charging circuit will protect the battery.