View Full Version : How to disable low battery alerts?
gioele
02-28-2008, 09:40 PM
Is it possible to disable low battery alerts? When they start popping I can usually squeeze 30 minutes of mp3 playback and it's irritating to ear the low battery alert every 5 minutes....
sondjata
02-28-2008, 09:54 PM
It's not a good idea to continually run lithium batteries down completely. Every now and then it's good to do a cycle, but your asking for a dead battery quick.
It's far from "completely" run down even when the internet tablet turns off for exactly this reason.
icebox
02-29-2008, 01:56 AM
Lithium batteries don't need a full cycle. Actually I have read some recent studies which clearly point that the best way to use a li-ion or li-pol is to fresh-it up as often as you like. Full cycles degrade li-ions faster than topping it up from 60-80% to 100%
I don't have the link anymore but the study was legit, not some tips&tricks website.
GeneralAntilles
02-29-2008, 03:42 AM
Lithium batteries don't need a full cycle. Actually I have read some recent studies which clearly point that the best way to use a li-ion or li-pol is to fresh-it up as often as you like. Full cycles degrade li-ions faster than topping it up from 60-80% to 100%
The point sondjata was making is that it's a good idea to exercise Li-Ion batteries about once a month by completely discharging then recharging them. It helps keep the cells fresh.
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