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pianotuna wrote:
For LI I try to go 20% to 90%.
โDec-24-2019 04:23 PM
wa8yxm wrote:
There are a lot of myths about batteries.. Modern hardware has some serious battery charging monitors built in and won't damage the battery Some "Vintage" hardware... Would. many years ago.
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docsouce wrote:
Thanks for the replies. No owners manual was supplied other than the "Quick Refference Guide" and a 9 or 10 page legal mumbo-jumbo pamphlet that I would need lawyer interpret. The internet was dubious at best so I posted my question here. That is what I do after I've done my research and would like a finer tuned answer.
โDec-24-2019 10:52 AM
pianotuna wrote:
My Brother did not listen to me. He ended up with a swollen battery on a MyFi type device from Bell Canada.
So the real answer is "it depends".
For LI I try to go 20% to 90%.
โDec-24-2019 10:38 AM
Fizz wrote:
To repeat what I posed two days ago.
I speak from personal experience.
Don't leave it charging 24/7
I ruined one that way.
I used it as a hotspot all summer at the cottage.
As it was explained to me. The phone will stop charging at 100% but it always sips away using background app like wifi, blue tooth etc. The battery drops to 99% so it charges up again.
If it does that for hours on end it will heat up and deteriorate. Mine swelled up so much it popped off the back cover.
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Ron