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bigrf85

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batteries are usually rated in charge cycles being from 0% to 100% say a battery is rated for 300 charge cycles and you always place them on the charger at 50% you can expect to get 600+/- charges out of them instead of the 300 initially stated by the rating atleast this is what i have read somewhere. so by charging them when they reach half charge you can essentially cause them less stress and make them last longer in theory.

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batteries are usually rated in charge cycles being from 0% to 100% say a battery is rated for 300 charge cycles and you always place them on the charger at 50% you can expect to get 600+/- charges out of them instead of the 300 initially stated by the rating atleast this is what i have read somewhere. so by charging them when they reach half charge you can essentially cause them less stress and make them last longer in theory.

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Yep but you wind up getting about the same total lifetime mah out of them.
Better to charge to 4.1 instead of 4.2 though less stress on them per Mooch.
 
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Yep but you wind up getting about the same total lifetime mah out of them.
Better to charge to 4.1 instead of 4.2 though less stress on them per Mooch.
According to BatteryUniversity discharging to 50% give 1200 cycles instead of 300. So, it doubles lifetime mah (200%).
Charging to 4.1 instead of 4.2V gives 600 cycles at 86% of mah, increasing mah by 172%. It is a bit less than 200% at half discarge, but 86% of charge will lasts longe, no need in too frequent charging.
 

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According to BatteryUniversity discharging to 50% give 1200 cycles instead of 300. So, it doubles lifetime mah (200%).
Charging to 4.1 instead of 4.2V gives 600 cycles at 86% of mah, increasing mah by 172%. It is a bit less than 200% at half discarge, but 86% of charge will lasts longe, no need in too frequent charging.
Does battery university use 20 amp vaping in their calculations or like in flashlights and such? I does make a difference.
 
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