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electrical:12v:drop-in_lifepo4 [2022/09/14 15:49] frater_secessus [myth: you must use DC-DC for alternator charging Li] |
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Overcharging lithium to run the cell balancers is like driving up to every red light at 100mph in order to trigger the ABS. It's //causing// the problem in order to //solve// the problem. | Overcharging lithium to run the cell balancers is like driving up to every red light at 100mph in order to trigger the ABS. It's //causing// the problem in order to //solve// the problem. | ||
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+ | ==== myth: lithium doesn' | ||
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+ | Lithium doesn' | ||
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+ | Most charts and tables showing voltage v. SoC assume moderate rates of charge like 0.2[[electrical: | ||
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+ | **Very high charge rates**, as sometimes seen with [[electrical: | ||
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+ | One rule of thumb is that the bank is fully charged when you are at your target voltage and current acceptance has decreased to ≤0.10C. | ||