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05.04.2006, 06:54 PM

I was doing some reading and don't you need a li ion charger for these. I think if I read it right if the voltage goes to 4.2 a cell it will damage the cell. I was noticing my charge goes to 4.1 a cell for them.


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05.04.2006, 08:47 PM

Well, that makes sense since the nominal voltage for Li-Ion is 3.6v while Lipos are 3.7. I wouldn't think they would be that sensitive to .1v, but it's possible. If I felt especially paranoid, I'm sure the connections on a stock power-tool pack charger could be modified to work with a standard deans connector and balancer connector.
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