At the risk of being called “overly argumentative” (though I’m sure you’ve
already pegged me for that), these discussions help everyone and provide for
greater clarity. They teach everyone, including those who think they know all.
I like accuracy, and far too often false or inaccurate stuff post
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On 3/15/21 11:43 AM, paul dove via EV wrote:
I see. Still not correct. OCV for Lithium Iron Phosphate is 3.38 volts per
cell. Holding cells above this voltage damages the cells.
Paul, I haven't before pegged you as an excessively argumentative guy.
My LFP days are long past and not to be
paul dove via EV wrote:
I see. Still not correct. OCV for Lithium Iron Phosphate is 3.38 volts per
cell. Holding cells above this voltage damages the cells.
That's pretty close; but it depends on the design of the particular
cells you are talking about. There are dozens (perhaps hundreds) of
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paul dove via EV wrote:
Equalizing batteries is a process designed to de-sulphate lead acid battery
plates by carrying out a controlled overcharge.
Close; but not quite right.
"Equalizing" refers to bringing each cell in a series string to the same
level of charge. It applies to *all* types o
On 3/15/21 10:16 AM, paul dove wrote:
Equalizing batteries is a process designed to de-sulphate lead acid
battery plates by carrying out a controlled overcharge. Battery plates
tend to acquire a sulphate coating over time which then hinders the
chemical action between the electrolyte and the
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