NiMH Battery Storage?
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Sitting Duck
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Don't bother trying to store them charged
To me they always seemed to lose charge in storage
But that is normal I think....
Lipo's can't be allowed to drop too low or they crap out if they deplete too much
(Think its below 3v they start to screw up a bit but don't quote me)
Use nimah's n charge the night before
Replace as n when with lipo is what most of us have done now
To me they always seemed to lose charge in storage
But that is normal I think....
Lipo's can't be allowed to drop too low or they crap out if they deplete too much
(Think its below 3v they start to screw up a bit but don't quote me)
Use nimah's n charge the night before
Replace as n when with lipo is what most of us have done now
Sitting Duck
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I don't "think" it matters coz they do lose charge on their own
dunno ig google or anybody would know the absolute correct answer
but they deffo lose charge anyway I found - even new ones I bought with first gun
dunno ig google or anybody would know the absolute correct answer
but they deffo lose charge anyway I found - even new ones I bought with first gun
AK47frizzle
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They're not volatile batteries so anything method of storage will do tbh, as long as it's not hot - some people even store them in freezers.
As duck said, they die pretty fast overnight so it's pointless chargin them fully and leaving them expecting to have enough juice for a morning session.
As duck said, they die pretty fast overnight so it's pointless chargin them fully and leaving them expecting to have enough juice for a morning session.
