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Old 02-03-2019, 01:09 PM
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Hello
Battery type : Hacer 5000 TOP FUEL 20C 5S
How is The best way to store completely new batteries (after purchase)
For a long time ?
Is it worthwhile to charge and unload them from time to time ?
Or leave them as they came from the manufacturer ?
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Kobi

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Old 02-03-2019, 02:29 PM
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Discharge to storage voltage ... approximately 3.8V to 3.85V per cell for a LiPo.
Place the batteries in a LipoSack and store them in a high temperature refrigerator at approximately 45-50degF
(I have a small refrigerator dedicated to my batteries just for this purpose)
You can keep them in this state for well over a year with no worries.
When you want to use (or cycle them for longer storage), just allow them to come back up to room temperature before cycling / balancing them.
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thank you for the answer
The problem is that I do not have refrigerator to batteries
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Just put them in a good spot until you are ready to use them. Brand new never charged lipos is in there best storage contidion allready.

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