I tend to keep the battery topped up on my laptop as I usually use the AC adapter, but I've gotten 8 hours of continuous use once...
Lion batteries don't reallly have as great of a memory effect as e.g. Nickel cadmium batteries, but they can usually be deep-cycled with no problems.
Battery Recalibration For Laptops
#22
Posted 04 January 2007 - 08:44 PM
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Lithium-ion
(Li-ion)-Cell phones, laptops, video cameras.-Discharging:Avoid full cycle because of wear. 80% depth-of-discharge recommended. Re- charge more often. Avoid full discharge. Low voltage may cut off safety circuit
(Li-ion)-Cell phones, laptops, video cameras.-Discharging:Avoid full cycle because of wear. 80% depth-of-discharge recommended. Re- charge more often. Avoid full discharge. Low voltage may cut off safety circuit
Got this from the website jaclaz indicated.
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#23
Posted 04 January 2007 - 08:49 PM
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Re- charge more often.
Thats funny they say that, I have found this kills them faster.
#25
Posted 07 January 2007 - 05:27 AM
Recalibration works for my with others products, such as my toothbrush battery, it cannot be removed, so every 6 months it is recomment that you leave it on until the battery dies. I do it every 3 months.
And yes I guess it does make the battery last longer.
I don't have a laptop so I cannot try this, in theory it should work, but it depends on the battery type. I have no idea which types work and don't work.
And yes I guess it does make the battery last longer.
I don't have a laptop so I cannot try this, in theory it should work, but it depends on the battery type. I have no idea which types work and don't work.



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