No testing gear, huh?
Okay, everyone else in the world is a LIAR except those who agree with you. And now everyone else in the world is incompetent except you. GOT IT!
No testing gear, huh?
Okay, everyone else in the world is a LIAR except those who agree with you. And now everyone else in the world is incompetent except you. GOT IT!
That's easy.. known load.. discharge to 2.7V (or whatever the spec's are) with a timer, calculate amphours. It wont affect life much as most li's are rated at around 2000 cycles. HTH Ben
This is fine when the batteries are new, but ten years down the road the capacity of the cells in the stack may not all be quite the same any more.
--scott
What was the title?
And where is the answer to my second question?
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