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Old 07-21-2008, 11:05 AM
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And make sure you balance it as it charges. I've accidentally put lipo under the rated min. One cell were fine, one was a little lower and one was really low. I got all cells back, but I had to balance as I charged. Without balancing, that's a very easy way to overcharge a cell.
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im charging the other one as we speak..... it went from 5.9 to 6.4 volts in 2 minutes.....its been charging for over 10 min. right now soo far soo good
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Originally Posted by BSS07
im charging the other one as we speak..... it went from 5.9 to 6.4 volts in 2 minutes.....its been charging for over 10 min. right now soo far soo good
You should be watching it, not posting on the internet! Make sure you have a fire extinguisher handy.
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Old 07-21-2008, 12:13 PM
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You should be watching it, not posting on the internet! Make sure you have a fire extinguisher handy.
lol im out here with my laptop on my porch watching the thing
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im soo confused with lipo.......

if i charged it up to its full charge.....run it for like half a pack....then put it back on the charger, why does it still charge up to a full charge? i would think it would charge up to about half. where is all the Mah going to?
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Originally Posted by BSS07
im soo confused with lipo.......

if i charged it up to its full charge.....run it for like half a pack....then put it back on the charger, why does it still charge up to a full charge? i would think it would charge up to about half. where is all the Mah going to?
It shouldn't. If it is a 4800 and you do one run on it, it should only take about 1100mah or so.
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It shouldn't. If it is a 4800 and you do one run on it, it should only take about 1100mah or so.
im talking about the trinity 4500's. when i ran it the last time i only probaly ran it for 10 min. when i put it on the charger it charged to the full 4500 but when the voltage level becomes 8.4, there's a beep but its not the finish melody
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Originally Posted by BSS07
im soo confused with lipo.......

if i charged it up to its full charge.....run it for like half a pack....then put it back on the charger, why does it still charge up to a full charge? i would think it would charge up to about half. where is all the Mah going to?
I noticed that with LiPo chargers (or multi-battery chargers with a LiPo setting, like my Orion Advantage) they go full amps up to a certain point, and then the amps they deliver starts to gradually drop as the battery gets closer to capacity, until it's just trickling in. I imagine it's like filling a water jug - you open the water tap all the way till it gets closer to the top, and then you start to gradually slow down the water supply until it's full. I also have an add-on balancer with my LiPo battery to make sure the cells are getting equal amounts of juice.

In reading online, LiPo just requires a lot more care and attention than other battery types...I sure would never buy one used, knowing what I know about their volatility. I even keep mine stored inside the LiPo sack, just in case
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*UPDATE* its up to 3387mah and 7.404 volts
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Originally Posted by kdeselms
I noticed that with LiPo chargers (or multi-battery chargers with a LiPo setting, like my Orion Advantage) they go full amps up to a certain point, and then the amps they deliver starts to gradually drop as the battery gets closer to capacity, until it's just trickling in. I imagine it's like filling a water jug - you open the water tap all the way till it gets closer to the top, and then you start to gradually slow down the water supply until it's full. I also have an add-on balancer with my LiPo battery to make sure the cells are getting equal amounts of juice.

In reading online, LiPo just requires a lot more care and attention than other battery types...I sure would never buy one used, knowing what I know about their volatility. I even keep mine stored inside the LiPo sack, just in case
yeah thats the last time im buying something used
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Originally Posted by BSS07
*UPDATE* its up to 3387mah and 7.404 volts
Keep an eye on it. The one at LIR on Thursday didn't pop until it was all but done.
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Old 07-21-2008, 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by SQC049
Keep an eye on it. The one at LIR on Thursday didn't pop until it was all but done.
no one looked at the charger so we didnt know
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Originally Posted by BSS07
no one looked at the charger so we didnt know
Sorry, I was worried about my face getting burned......
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Old 07-21-2008, 12:49 PM
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Originally Posted by RB FIVE
Sorry, I was worried about my face getting burned......
dont worry about it...... i think the other one is good....

4736 mah
7.980volts
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Old 07-21-2008, 12:52 PM
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k this pack is fine

but something weird happened...... at the end of the charge the voltage shot up to 8.7volts
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