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Hi all
going to put away my set of mtb batteries xml light set
Do i need to drain the battery of juice before i retire it for a few months or so!!
If not what is the best longterm storage solution so that i do not bugger up the battery pack??
Many thanks
Martin


 
Posted : 29/04/2013 1:28 pm
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Funnily enough, was tempted to ask exactly this question myself...


 
Posted : 29/04/2013 2:18 pm
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Store them at 40% charge in a cool dry place

http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries

http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries


 
Posted : 29/04/2013 2:23 pm
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Best way with any Li-Ion battery is best stored just over 50% charged if left for long peroids.
Although the battery isnt being used, the protection circuit still monitors each cell - although this is only a few milliAmps this can build up if left in a relatively low state of charge. This will continue to drain the battery, even below its lower level cut off voltage limit.

Also Li-Ion batteries, do not like to be left for long periods 100% charged either and can effect the long term impedance of the battery.

Lastly, Not kept in a fridge either.. just somewhere cool, like a cupboard.

Smudge


 
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smudge YGM! ๐Ÿ˜€


 
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Sorted GSI. nearly back on track, thanks again for everyones patience over the last few months


 
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smudge is a top man!
Thankyou for sorting me out.


 
Posted : 29/04/2013 9:27 pm