I take my dead batteries to Batteries Plus+
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From: altusmetrum [mailto:altusmetrum-boun...@lists.gag.com] On Behalf Of David
Carter
Sent: September 01, 2015 07:32
To: Altus Metrum <altusmetrum@lists.gag.com>
Subject: Re: [altusmetrum] Battery care and maint
David Carter writes:
> 1. Is it normal for a battery to fail after being fully and completely
> discharged, or do I have a bad battery?
With the batteries we provide, most definitely yes. Usually, a lithium
polymer cell is protected from overdischarge by the equipment
Follow up: What’s a safe disposal method for a dead battery? :)
Dave
> On Sep 1, 2015, at 10:08 AM, Kieran Sullivan wrote:
>
> The battery is a single cell LiPo battery with all protection circuitry
> removed. That means you have to make sure you do not discharge it
On 09/01/2015 09:59 AM, Kurt wrote:
> I used to take mine to Radio Shack but don't know what will happen if
> all the franchises go belly-up with their corporate financial problems.
> Good question. Any other places? I have some SLA's I'd like to dispose
> of properly. I have a large capacity
From: David Carter <dcar...@entertain-me.com>
To: Altus Metrum <altusmetrum@lists.gag.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 1, 2015 9:32 AM
Subject: Re: [altusmetrum] Battery care and maintenance
Snip for brevity's sake,
>
> So, if you drain the battery below abo
The battery is a single cell LiPo battery with all protection circuitry
removed. That means you have to make sure you do not discharge it bellow 3.3V
(best not go below 3.6V). The charge circuitry should make sure that the
battery does not go above 4.2V while charging either - but that’s
David Carter writes:
> Follow up: What’s a safe disposal method for a dead battery? :)
Check your local yellow pages for shops that specialize in selling
batteries, most in my experience will accept dead batteries of any
chemistry for recycle and/or disposal.
Bdale