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herodile
Joined: Jul 26, 2008
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I have no complains about my battery
in my k850i
in the manual they say you can load
him up anytime
my quastion is
is it not better to fully unload your battery sometimes |
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strizlow800
Joined: Aug 23, 2006
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From: Macedonia, Skopje
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Check here:
http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=5503
may have the info you need. 
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plankgatan
Joined: May 20, 2007
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From: Sweden fur alle
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about Lithium ion batterys:
Li-Ion dont need to charge 24h first time (you can just use it, and then charge it, etc).
Li-Ion dont have any "memory"...which means the capacity dont changes if you charge if it full or half
Li-Ion gets "often" its full capacity when its been charged after 2-4 times
Li-Ion should not been 100% empty. (its life lenght reduce some short time. but its no major problem if you do it)
its nearly allways the old batterys like; NiMh and NiCd. (with "memory") who gets to charge in a different way. this new Li-Ion batterys works totaly different.
edit. just charge your K850 to its symbole say its ok. then its done.
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strizlow800
Joined: Aug 23, 2006
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From: Macedonia, Skopje
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Nice info there plank!
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Hiron
Joined: Aug 16, 2007
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From: Denpasar - Bali, Indonesia
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K850i, and other typical se phones are using Li-Polymer battery, not Li-Ion.
Does anybody know the differences between them?
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NightBlade
Joined: Jul 29, 2007
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From: Nessebar, Bulgaria
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On 2008-08-08 17:43:04, Hiron wrote:
K850i, and other typical se phones are using Li-Polymer battery, not Li-Ion.
Does anybody know the differences between them?
Hiron
The same rules apply, don't worry.
They're basically the same (but Li-Polymer batteries are a tad better).
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Raiderski
Joined: Jul 03, 2006
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From: Poland, Hell, Mountains
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more...
http://batteryuniversity.com/partone-5.htm
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john_9696
Joined: Aug 10, 2008
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The k850i battery pick up was very good. I have no preblems with the i had clearly gone through the manual and i have no dout's in it the phone was excellent.
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strizlow800
Joined: Aug 23, 2006
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From: Macedonia, Skopje
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Well when we are at battery care, there are some resellers that tell you advices when you buy the new phone. In fact they have told me several times to first charge the battery 16 hours, and then drain it until it is totally empty. Then charge it again and etc... Told me that to repeat the cycle 3-5 times. But I think that was common for NiMH and LiION batteries, not the lithium polymer ones (which use most of the s)... Not 100% sure though.
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max_wedge
Joined: Aug 29, 2004
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From: Australia
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On 2008-08-16 16:14:57, strizlow800 wrote:
Well when we are at battery care, there are some resellers that tell you advices when you buy the new phone. In fact they have told me several times to first charge the battery 16 hours, and then drain it until it is totally empty. Then charge it again and etc... Told me that to repeat the cycle 3-5 times. But I think that was common for NiMH and LiION batteries, not the lithium polymer ones (which use most of the s)... Not 100% sure though.
that's right.
Also regarding the need to not let lithium batteries get low - the battery has voltage sensor that shuts the battery down just before it reaches empty so it's not possible to flatten the battery to the point that it is damaged (lithium batteries will be damaged or have a reduced life cycle if they are allowed to run until empty)
Lithium batteries should also not be trickle charged (to avoid over heating and reduction in life cycle) but again this is managed - in this case by the charger. So you can leave a lithium battery on charge all night without overcharging it (ever notice modern mobile phone chargers don't get hot when left plugged in? this is because they only charge when the battery actually needs it, unlike nimh batteries which are charging the whole time they are plugged in (which also reduces the life cycle of the battery)
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BBS
Joined: Nov 02, 2002
Posts: 202
From: Hong Kong
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On 2008-08-08 17:43:04, Hiron wrote:
K850i, and other typical se phones are using Li-Polymer battery, not Li-Ion.
Does anybody know the differences between them?
Hiron
Lithium Polymer battery is still Lithium-ion battery - Lithium-ion-polymer battery. |
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Posted: 2008-08-08 09:09
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