In a message dated 9/2/2005 10:45:19 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Other batteries have other reactions when overcharged, but all have some sort of negative reaction. Overcharging a Lithium Ion battery is dangerously catestrophic. Because of this fact, lithium ion batteries have charge regulators for each cell, to prevent a serious explosion.
This is a rather simplified explanation. ========= Huh. Sort of get it. But how can a battery accept more charge than it can hold? Like say, a glass of milk. Pour too much milk it goes outside the glass. Bad effect, but the glass can't get any fuller. Or maybe that's it. Is that it? Marnie aka Clueless
