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0 09-Jun-2016, 05:27 PM (This post was last modified: 09-Jun-2016, 07:10 PM by Oscar.) Lets say I have a few batteries that I have not flown and they are fully charged at 4.20v per cell , can I parallel "storage charge" them together will no ill effects? Up till now I have been bringing them down to storage level one by one.
I am guessing It will be safe to do as long as the pack/cell voltages are the same? Just looking for opinions here.
Thanks
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34 Shouldn't be any problem. It is basically the same as parallel charging. I do this all the time, and haven't had any problems yet
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0 I think it's going to depend on your charger, how much it can discharge at one time.
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34 If you can discharge 10 batteries in a row, why shouldnt you be able to discharge 10 at one time? The charger will only discharge at the same rate if it is one or ten batteries. Discharging 4x1300 mah batteries is the same as discharging 1 5200mah battery
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0 appreciate the input guys! I have a iCharger 306b on 24v , so I don't think I need to buy a separate discharger.
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34 You are probably right, 80w discharge is quite descent. I have a small skyrc d100, and the discharge takes ages!
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