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KiT - Nie Gru 30, 2007 12:35 am
" />Kopia News note ze strony Intellect Baterry, na temat jak traktować ich ogniwa. Powinno to zakończyć dyskusję na temat "zbawiennego" wpływu rozładowywania tych ogniw do zera, tudzież czy da się uratować kupione ogniwa, które miały 0V jak tylko je otrzymaliśmy:

Special Care for INTELLECT SC4200 cells

* As a top-grade racing cell, its super performance is associated with fast Self-discharge feature. It is temperature dependent, and become more serious at hot environment.
* If possible, it is recommended to have racing cells stored at 0~20ºC environment.
* In any case, because of fast self-discharging, the Open Voltage of the cell may fall below 1.0V each. The racing performance may be affected then.
* It is recommended to make periodic checking on Open Voltage of the cells. In case of being down to 1.1~1.0V level, it is recommended to recharge the cell for not more than half of its capacity (~2000mAh) for further storage.
* The above information applies to battery matchers, wholesalers, retailers, and end-users in general.
* For special interest of matchers & racers, they could consider to run a cycling process, and then the recharging for storage as mentioned above.
* It is also important that end-users should not dead-short the batteries, or use drainage device in discharging cells <@0.9V (as Intellect cells perform differently than those of 3300mAh).

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Adrian Lutyński - Pon Gru 31, 2007 8:12 am
" />cenne info, dzieki bogu ze moje ib rozladowywalem na duzej ladowarce a ona tylko do 1v /cele robi

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KiT - Pon Gru 31, 2007 9:03 am
" />Czyli najlepiej je trzymać w chłodziarce na wino w sekcji wino białe (temp.: 8C). Jak ktoś ma niech rezerwuje półkę na ogniwa.