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Lead Driver
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From: Oologah, OK
It has started the lawnmower several times,
my daughter's car once.
and something else.
it still shows nearly a full charge on it.
you do NOT want to recharge Lithium batteries until they are down to 10-20%. they hold up really well, simply because there is No Drain on them when idle.
I found that out the hard way with my Hedge Trimmer, it is an 80V unit...
I was recharging it after each job, and the battery died before the first season ended.... the cost of the battery is more than I paid for the trimmer, so it sits in the garage, unused now for 3 years.
Lead Driver
Joined: Aug 2022
Posts: 5,056
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From: Oologah, OK
I have a Cellphone charger pack, it has not been charged in two years also.
the LED lights on it, show that it is still at 75% or more.
I used it twice going to Utah on an airplane, six hour hold over, phone in use most of the time.
I have used it a few times around locally, usually when traveling and oops, the phone is almst dead.... great for Restaurants, airports, etc...
the LED lights on it, show that it is still at 75% or more.
I used it twice going to Utah on an airplane, six hour hold over, phone in use most of the time.
I have used it a few times around locally, usually when traveling and oops, the phone is almst dead.... great for Restaurants, airports, etc...
Mountain Pass
Joined: Jan 2016
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Mine stays in the truck at all times, no matter the temp. I haven’t had issues with it discharging after sitting unused for 2 or 3 months. However, if I am leaving the truck at an airport for a week or two, or going on a long road trip I will charge it no matter how full it says it is.
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