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Changing reciever switch help fast!!

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Ok,
I'm about to go out to the track and need help ASAP!
I bought a new charger today my old one i bought yesterday was defective so i got the onyx 210. I also got a new hump pack 1600 MAH. So now, i had to get a new switch so i can hook the battery into the switch instead of soldering on a new adapter. So i plugged one end of the switch of the reciever, the other end just dangles for charging and the 3rd cable i connected to the HUMP pack and the wires start to heat like no tomorrow
Whats going on. I dont have it backwards i even tried hooking the actual switch wires the other way and still
 
Never mind i just got it! I dont know what it was but i played around.
But my question is now,
For my oynx 210 charger, say my battery was not dead and had some juice in it,
Would it charge it fully? Or keep charging until it is up to its maximum charge?
 
Its a NIMH battery

So say my battery is half charged but i want to charge it completely. Would the charger know to only charge that much and not keep on going until something happens?

I know that u can't for NICD it had to be DEAD to charge,
 

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