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Hm 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 afrai
by stavros 1y ago
Hm 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 1y agoAny explanation on the total lack of a voltage plataue around 3.6-3.8v?
- stavros 1y agoWhat kind of plateau would you expect to see?
- Tepix 1y 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.