Yes it is possible to think something is true but be incorrect for example banks thought they gave a true valuation of houses etc, gave loans accordingly and the economy is goosed because their "truth" was incorrect.<div>
</div><div>People used to believe the earth was flat but it is not. It is very possible to think something is true when it's not.</div><div>
</div><div>Anyhow, back on track, I said I think there is a relationship between C charging and C discharge rates which I truly think you agree (but I might be wrong,lol). I advocate using manufacturers recommendations but even then their C ratings need to be taken with a pinch/mountain of salt ( I think this Is factt but I might be wrong....see did it again!!!) </div>