MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Few amp hour meters stay calibrated very long. Barring of course recent developments or impovements. Therefore this means the necessity of taking LiPo regularly to the + high side, until amperage stops, then having the amp hours zero out upon discharge?
"Honey, why are we suddenly in the dark?" Is not a viable inevitability.
The question has to do with management and determining remaining capacity. Pure ergonomics...
Mex, it appears one could choose whatever SOC/HCV range works well for them. Of course, with a Trimetric, it's default setting (5% I think it is?) would have to be programmed for the correct % of charging inefficiency. Other than that, I don't see why it wouldn't do a good job of tracking Ah's... certainly no worse than with Lead Acid.
