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11-28-2002, 06:05 PM
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Charging / Discharging @ 0.1 / 0.2 A ....
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What will be the advantages / disadvantages of charging or discharging a battery at 0.1A or 0.2 or even 0.3A. I know that I should not exceed the C value.The higher the amps for charge/dis , will this shorten the life of my battery and the flying time
I just purchased a Robbe Infinity 2 , the main purpose will be for field charging and not as a lab tool.It has a seperate output of 250mA , can I safely use this o/p for my 1100mA , 1900mA Rx batteries and for my 600mA TX battery
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What will be the advantages / disadvantages of charging or discharging a battery at 0.1A or 0.2 or even 0.3A. I know that I should not exceed the C value.The higher the amps for charge/dis , will this shorten the life of my battery and the flying time
I just purchased a Robbe Infinity 2 , the main purpose will be for field charging and not as a lab tool.It has a seperate output of 250mA , can I safely use this o/p for my 1100mA , 1900mA Rx batteries and for my 600mA TX battery
Thanks
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Charging / Discharging @ 0.1 / 0.2 A ....
Yes, you can use the 250 mA charge port on the Infinity 2, just keep an eye on the packs and take them off when they start to get warm.
