I believe the 80% top rule is for ultimate lifespan of the cells.  Of course, 
no one really knows the shelf life of these batteries anyway, so it may be 
irrelevant depending on a specific usage pattern.

damon

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> Date: Thu, 21 Mar 2013 07:24:41 -0400
> Subject: [EVDL] LiFePO4 Characteristics
> 
> 
> I know lead is well known nut I'm still leraining about Lithium batteries.  
> Recently there was a VA-Tech seminar on LiFePO4 batteries and 
> Manganese-Lithiums used in the Nissan leaf.  The professor said not to charge 
> them above 80% or below 20%.  I understand the bottom part, I try not to go 
> below 80% DOD but I fully charge 2X a day to close to 100%.  I would think 
> that limiting a 100ah battery to 60ah would be a severe limitation.  Why 
> would fully charging a lithium battery cause degredation?  Hi also said the 
> impedance gfoes *up* when fully charged which I thought the opposite was true.
>  
> Have a renewable energy day,
> mark 
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