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Danny,
I am wondering your thoughts on letting batteries cool before charging again. If so, how long do you recommend. FYI I usually wait at least 40 min. before charging again... |
Originally Posted by SouthFloridaApp
(Post 12444438)
I am wondering your thoughts on letting batteries cool before charging again. If so, how long do you recommend. FYI I usually wait at least 40 min. before charging again...
If charging them when they're still a bit warm is hurting them... then I've been damaging mine on track days (for bashing there's never a rush to charge) |
I'm not Danny but I see no issue with charging a warm pack just out of the car. Charging lipos does not add any heat. This ain't red cell NiCad days. :)
In my totally un-scientific opinion, charging a warm lipo pack might actually be better for it as a warm back has lower IR than a cooler pack. |
I've always wondered the same, we'll see what the master has to say, but lipo warming was a bit of a thing before ROAR banned it due to the home made contraptions people were using, but a warm pack has a lower IR and should get a better charge with less wear on the pack, meanwhile some say let them cool first. I've never heard a clear educated response.
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Originally Posted by SouthFloridaApp
(Post 12444438)
Danny,
I am wondering your thoughts on letting batteries cool before charging again. If so, how long do you recommend. FYI I usually wait at least 40 min. before charging again... You can just start charging as soon as your done, but I like to let them sit for 5-10 so the cells can equalize. |
Originally Posted by kcobra
(Post 12444597)
I'm not Danny but I see no issue with charging a warm pack just out of the car. Charging lipos does not add any heat. This ain't red cell NiCad days. :)
In my totally un-scientific opinion, charging a warm lipo pack might actually be better for it as a warm back has lower IR than a cooler pack. |
Originally Posted by Mullet1
(Post 12444197)
4s's coming soon?
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Originally Posted by SouthFloridaApp
(Post 12444438)
Danny,
I am wondering your thoughts on letting batteries cool before charging again. If so, how long do you recommend. FYI I usually wait at least 40 min. before charging again... My cycle life testing consists of 50 back to back cycles with 10 minute delays and after this test a good pack only drops 0.8 to 1.2% of it's mAh and the IR stays the same. |
Danny when will yours have a importer in Australia so we don't have to worrie about importer lipos
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Originally Posted by rcjunky1
(Post 12444856)
I've always wondered the same, we'll see what the master has to say, but lipo warming was a bit of a thing before ROAR banned it due to the home made contraptions people were using, but a warm pack has a lower IR and should get a better charge with less wear on the pack, meanwhile some say let them cool first. I've never heard a clear educated response.
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Real quick question. I bought two packs from you and noticed something a little strange about one of my 2S 5100's. I always balance charge both packs. For some reason on the second balance charge of battery number 2 it will only charge to 4.19 and 4.2 volt each. The other cell will balnce charge to 4.2-4.2. Is this normal?
Thanks, Eric |
Originally Posted by Hoese37
(Post 12445075)
They shouldnt be much warmer than ambient temperature. If they are, something in your setup is off.
You can just start charging as soon as your done, but I like to let them sit for 5-10 so the cells can equalize. Good to now I can charge right after running, I usually let them sit for 5-10 mins before I start to charge them. |
Originally Posted by Darkgenerals
(Post 12446032)
I guess you've never ran SC before, my SCTE warms the bats up pretty good. 110 to 115 when ambient is 95ish.
Good to now I can charge right after running, I usually let them sit for 5-10 mins before I start to charge them. |
Originally Posted by Hoese37
(Post 12446038)
Read my sig.
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Ive had them come off warm to the touch, but not hot.
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