HOW DO YOU STORE YOUR BATTERIES?
10-02-2007, 10:05 PM
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HOW DO YOU STORE YOUR BATTERIES?
i have a 3000Mah batterie and i was just wondering how do u store itaway properly for a few months withought it getting damiged or lossing its power.. like wen u recharge it again
.................... i only have a normal cheep charger as well.. just lettingg yous no..
thanx Francis
.................... i only have a normal cheep charger as well.. just lettingg yous no..thanx Francis
10-03-2007, 09:47 PM
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RE: HOW DO YOU STORE YOUR BATTERIES?
You really need a better charger.....
I have a TP 1010C and a TP 210V ballancer. this combo allows a 50% charge for storage.
You want a stable tempature allso, a "wine fridge" is best, they run @ 45 degrees F.
I now wonder why a "Tech Support" would not tell you that?
Harry S.
I have a TP 1010C and a TP 210V ballancer. this combo allows a 50% charge for storage.
You want a stable tempature allso, a "wine fridge" is best, they run @ 45 degrees F.
I now wonder why a "Tech Support" would not tell you that?
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10-03-2007, 10:33 PM
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yeee i need a good charger eyyy. need 2 save and get 1 of them high tech lipo capable chargers
what do u gies recomend.. sumfen not 2 expensive though
what do u gies recomend.. sumfen not 2 expensive though
10-04-2007, 02:20 PM
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RE: HOW DO YOU STORE YOUR BATTERIES?
OldSloppy,
He asked a simple question and I answered it. As for storing them in a fridge it hasn't been proven to help or harm a pack so there is no need to mention it. And if you main goal is to start a fight.....take it some place else. This is a support forum for customers of MaxAmps and those that need help or have questions about our products. I will not stoop a childish level of bashing and b*tching with anyone who comes here looking for an argument.
Have a Nice Day
He asked a simple question and I answered it. As for storing them in a fridge it hasn't been proven to help or harm a pack so there is no need to mention it. And if you main goal is to start a fight.....take it some place else. This is a support forum for customers of MaxAmps and those that need help or have questions about our products. I will not stoop a childish level of bashing and b*tching with anyone who comes here looking for an argument.
Have a Nice Day
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RE: HOW DO YOU STORE YOUR BATTERIES?
360,
It depends on how many cells you need to charge. If you go here http://www.maxamps.com/products.php?cat=33 you'll see what we have to offer for chargers and here http://www.maxamps.com/products.php?cat=34 for balancers. Take a look and if you have any questions just ask.
It depends on how many cells you need to charge. If you go here http://www.maxamps.com/products.php?cat=33 you'll see what we have to offer for chargers and here http://www.maxamps.com/products.php?cat=34 for balancers. Take a look and if you have any questions just ask.
10-04-2007, 06:47 PM
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RE: HOW DO YOU STORE YOUR BATTERIES?
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OldSloppy,
He asked a simple question and I answered it. As for storing them in a fridge it hasn't been proven to help or harm a pack so there is no need to mention it. And if you main goal is to start a fight.....take it some place else. This is a support forum for customers of MaxAmps and those that need help or have questions about our products. I will not stoop a childish level of bashing and b*tching with anyone who comes here looking for an argument.
Have a Nice Day
OldSloppy,
He asked a simple question and I answered it. As for storing them in a fridge it hasn't been proven to help or harm a pack so there is no need to mention it. And if you main goal is to start a fight.....take it some place else. This is a support forum for customers of MaxAmps and those that need help or have questions about our products. I will not stoop a childish level of bashing and b*tching with anyone who comes here looking for an argument.
Have a Nice Day
I would like to take this moment to apoligize to "JAM".
I did not mean to start an arguement.
I am sad you think I am "childish".
Sorry, I used poor wording on my part.
Harry S.
11-13-2007, 11:04 PM
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RE: HOW DO YOU STORE YOUR BATTERIES?
I store all my maxamps packs at full charge if i am not going to run for a couple of weeks . If i know i am going to run the following week they are stored at the same capacity as they came off the track at unless the pack dumped during the race and then it gets discharged at 30 amps and then trayed after it cools and then charged to it full capacity.I have been doing my batteries this way for two years now and I have had good results!The Wheel
