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Bert Hyman
- Jan 1, 1970
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LiIon batteries are said to have a finite number of charge-discharge cycles
built in to them. I've seen some claims that ANY application of charge,
regardless of the initial state of the battery, counts as one.
We were all taught to run our NiCd batteries down to near exhaustion before
charging them to avoid the dreaded "memory effect"; should we treat LiIons
the same way to avoid using up their cycles?
built in to them. I've seen some claims that ANY application of charge,
regardless of the initial state of the battery, counts as one.
We were all taught to run our NiCd batteries down to near exhaustion before
charging them to avoid the dreaded "memory effect"; should we treat LiIons
the same way to avoid using up their cycles?