Charging Rate for a Ni-Mih Battery Pack
Hi Guys
anybody help me out with this I have a 4200 mah Ni-Mih 4.8v sub c receiver pack and i plan to charge it at home for the recommended 14 to 16 hours at 400 mah but for the nice days in the summer when i will be at the flying field for much longer i would like to top it up with a fast charge Can anybody tell me what is the maximum safest charge i could put into it My charger is a Jamara X220 that can charge up to 5amps hope someone can help me out here All the best Styk |
RE: Charging Rate for a Ni-Mih Battery Pack
After a couple forming charges you can typically fast charge a good NiMh battery at 1C or 4 Amp/hours in your case. It would be more helpful though if you told us what battery cell is used in your pack. All batteries are not built the same.
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RE: Charging Rate for a Ni-Mih Battery Pack
ORIGINAL: rcairflr After a couple forming charges you can typically fast charge a good NiMh battery at 1C or 4 Amp/hours in your case. It would be more helpful though if you told us what battery cell is used in your pack. All batteries are not built the same. http://www.ripmax.com/item.asp?itemi...Category=O0500 Hope you can help All the best Styk |
RE: Charging Rate for a Ni-Mih Battery Pack
Depending on how big of hurry you are in to charge your battery, a safe bet is to charge at a 1/5C rate, in your case that would be 800mA. If you decide to charge at a 1C rate of 4 A/H monitor your battery for excessive heat while charging.
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RE: Charging Rate for a Ni-Mih Battery Pack
ORIGINAL: rcairflr Depending on how big of hurry you are in to charge your battery, a safe bet is to charge at a 1/5C rate, in your case that would be 800mA. If you decide to charge at a 1C rate of 4 A/H monitor your battery for excessive heat while charging. Styk |
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