Is there an app for that?

[The_Professor_2019]

Hi all,

Quick question, is there a battery condition app or an easy way I can enter capacities, internal resistance etc and review data over time?

 

[The_Professor_2019]

Yes

Cost me 69 pence and I can add as many data points as I want
Will allow me to monitor as many values as I can, over time....

 

[bombastinator]

Yes

Cost me 69 pence and I can add as many data points as I want
Will allow me to monitor as many values as I can, over time....

What OS? This interests me.

 

[The_Professor_2019]

What OS? This interests me.

This is running on android, but can export a full CSV file so you can import it into a spreadsheet, but I thought it was worth a gamble for the money.

 

[bombastinator]

This is running on android, but can export a full CSV file so you can import it into a spreadsheet, but I thought it was worth a gamble for the money.

Drat. I got iOS.

 

[The_Professor_2019]

Ah, I knew there was a reason I like android. It even automatically saves the date....

Will be interesting to see how the values change over time....
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[bombastinator]

Ah, I knew there was a reason I like android. It even automatically saves the date....

Will be interesting to see how the values change over time....
I

Android is developing a serious app quantity advantage based on apple’s twin behaviors of insisting on making sure the apps are malware free (good) and charging high fees for both their developer apps and the apps themselves (suicidally bad)

I won’t use android at all personally. IMHO and that of everyone I know in the IT industry everything GOOGLE is basically spyware, malware, or both.

 

[The_Professor_2019]

I guess there are advantages and disadvantages.
I do use additional security, but my phones and tablet do not have any important data on them. The important stuff is all done on my other systems that are secured on our work network, even when I am at home... The IT chaps keeps all of that safe for us. ..

 

[The_Professor_2019]

I could have used a spreadsheet, but I didn't want to have to open a package, then open a file every time I charged my batteries.
This seems like a very simple data logger, which is all I needed.

 

[bombastinator]

I guess there are advantages and disadvantages.
I do use additional security, but my phones and tablet do not have any important data on them. The important stuff is all done on my other systems that are secured on our work network, even when I am at home... The IT chaps keeps all of that safe for us. ..

From everyone but google. The reason they protect your data in the first place is so they can sell it to people who want to use it to manipulate you in various ways. You’re not the customer. You’re the product.