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Test results LiFePO4 glider batteries after 6 years
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March 8th 17, 03:21 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Eric Greenwell[_4_]
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Test results LiFePO4 glider batteries after 6 years
wrote on 3/7/2017 4:25 PM:
3) my impression (data is hard to find) is that battery lifetime (number of charge-discharge cycles) gets much shorter if a battery is routinely discharged more than 50%
LiFe batteries "lifetime" is generally not affected by discharges as low as 80%.
The 50% number you mention is just a rule-of-thumb for deep cycle lead acid
batteries, and lead acid "lifetime" is substantially reduced if it's routinely
discharged to 80%.
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