Christopher,

This is going to be different for every anode chemistry and electrolyte
package.  Now that reliable shorter time interval testing is possible, we
may start to see better information like you are asking for.  I think you
are stuck with being careful and not really knowing.  Heat your pack when
charging below freezing - certainly, absolutely, below 0°F.  YMMV.

I would guess C/10 might be OK,  based on nothing at all.

Start pushing the people you buy cells from to get good testing done - or
else you will buy from someone who does do it.  That is the only way it
happens.

Mike

On Mon, Feb 23, 2015 at 10:15 AM, Christopher Darilek via EV <
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> I've heard this same thing but was not clear on how low of a rate.  Does
> anyone know?  Around C/10?  Or lower?
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