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What‘s the easiest and hopefully cheapest way to get a setup where I can do theses tests myself? Is there a charger / discharger with a USB interface that will
by Tepix 11mo ago
What‘s the easiest and hopefully cheapest way to get a setup where I can do theses tests myself?
Is there a charger / discharger with a USB interface that will let me access this data?
- stavros 11mo agoHm the cheapest cheapest way is to discharge the battery to 3V and then charge it up again with a charger that tells you how much energy went into it. I'm afraid I don't know of an off the shelf way to get the curve, though... The way I did it isn't too hard, but it isn't the easiest either.
- butvacuum 11mo agoAny explanation on the total lack of a voltage plataue around 3.6-3.8v?
- stavros 11mo agoWhat kind of plateau would you expect to see?
- Tepix 11mo agoI think I‘ll try adding Bluetooth to my old Imax B6 charger to get that data. Looks like Atorch DL24 battery tester can be used for that at a cost of around $22 or so. And the Tuya BW150 also has WiFi in and acts as a HID device for a couple bucks more.