LIFEPO4 Battery discussion thread

I much prefer scientific studies tbh
Temperature has a big impact on these batteries. 30c or even 40c has a big difference on degregation compared to 20c. Temperature is influenced by ambient as well as how hard they are used in C for discharge and charge. Whether you routinely take it down to 0% is a different discussion and I have seen some scientific papers on that. I have my views and they don't agree with wingnut
 
acidrain said:
makes sense but your cycles drop drastically. Could be the difference between replacement every 10 years or every 20 years. I was more surprised the battery doesn't lock up as I've been told passed a certain point they do and you have to take them in to get started again.

Whether that's sales snake oil or not I don't know, but would rather not want to find out.
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Next Thing said:
I much prefer scientific studies tbh
Temperature has a big impact on these batteries. 30c or even 40c has a big difference on degregation compared to 20c. Temperature is influenced by ambient as well as how hard they are used in C for discharge and charge. Whether you routinely take it down to 0% is a different discussion and I have seen some scientific papers on that. I have my views and they don't agree with wingnut
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Are you telling us that calendar aging is a myth?
 
wingnut771 said:
but you don't agree that calendar aging is more relevant than cycling?
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Nope , because aging is going to happen. On top of that is the extra factors such as temperature and cycling. So just basing only on aging is ignoring everything else on top where aging is a constant
 
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