IS 8.2V MAX NORMAL FOR LITHIUM USING SCHULZE?
05-05-2005 | 09:13 PM
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IS 8.2V MAX NORMAL FOR LITHIUM USING SCHULZE?
I finally got my 2 cells Li-Ions to charge fully but the voltage was 8.2V. Schulze will not go beyond it.
Is it normal?
My X-Peak 3 charger from Rc-Dymond charged the batteries to 8.4V.
http://www.rc-dymond.com/order_chargers_dy.htm
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Wahid
Is it normal?
My X-Peak 3 charger from Rc-Dymond charged the batteries to 8.4V.
http://www.rc-dymond.com/order_chargers_dy.htm
Thanks
Wahid
05-07-2005 | 04:41 PM
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From: Naersnes, NORWAY
RE: IS 8.2V MAX NORMAL FOR LITHIUM USING SCHULZE?
As far as I have read all the recommendations from the LiPo-producers they especially warn against charging LiPo on LiIon-programs. This due to higher internal resistance in the LiIon-batteries. The other way I don`t know, but remember: the recommendations and warnings are there for your safety and to avoid accidents...
Run your batteries, allow two break-in flights letting them rest 15 minutes between some 5 minutes duty-time, charge them as recommended when empty and check how much mA they will charge in...at LiIon-program. If this seems OK then batteries and charger works OK. If not do not try to manipulate things.
Run your batteries, allow two break-in flights letting them rest 15 minutes between some 5 minutes duty-time, charge them as recommended when empty and check how much mA they will charge in...at LiIon-program. If this seems OK then batteries and charger works OK. If not do not try to manipulate things.
