Too many ipods

on christmas connected my fully working 4th gen 20gig click wheel to new (not apple) clock radio.... seemed to work fine with new device.... all functions... 12 hours later ipod still in charge mode.....(default for clock radio) but ipod should have fully charged and stayed in full charge state......
tried to operate it and it would not..... removed ipod and screen went blank and ipod would not come on and would not respond to wall charger... tried for a week to get it to wake up....
figured it was dead so went out and bought new nano.......
tried 20gig one last time last night and it came on and reset after i just pushed center select button once.......20gig then worked fine... put it back into clock radion and it froze up blank again..... held menu button and select button down for full 30 secs and pop it came back on... reset and is now working fine on its own again..... have battery hack on and it is showing full battery at 500 plus so battery is good... but something in clock radio as it keeps ipod in default charge mode... (or keeps power to docking socket for charging) seems to lock up ipod..... 2 strikes out i won't try again...... but now i have two ipods and p'oed i spent the money for the nano......
i guess we have to avoid after market ipod products for at least older ipods.
don't want to try nano since click wheel is failing with clock radio repeatedly....will call clock radio manufac but presume they will tell me it should work and i must have a personal problem
beware

Geeze, how many is too many....
There's an Apple article on this in the knowledgebase.
I'll try to dig it up and post a link here.
To summarize it, it basically said something to the effect of
"You can never have too many iPods. Keep buying Apple iPods. Buy as many as you can afford."
Something like that

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