MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
This is a batteries working perfect, blue screen of death laptop series LiPo bundle rescue and I am getting up to .22 volts differential between cells at a 2.2 ampere recharge rate. The stupid bundle has superb capacity characteristics and extraordinarily minuscule self-discharge values. Are LiPo's THAT sensitive?
The taps are chopped wires. Could they have connected to a management system?
- Yes
Have you "Balanced" the pack - I have a few LiPo packs sized 6 to 12amp/hr ratings all have less than 10mV difference between highest and lowest cells
Comparing apples and oranges here
LiPo cells - 3.7V / cell, can go boom if not taken care of - suggest you bottom and or top balance the cells with something similar to this nice little device
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ND7J38C/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
That link is for a iMAX B6 charger - I have one and really like what it does for my many small LiPo packs and individual cells
Life - aka LiFePO4 - Cells are 3.2Vdc and - FAR less prone to going boom when treated improperly
LiFeMnPO4 - cells are 3.2Vdc and are very similar in characteristics to the Life cells - with only a slight variance in charging specifics