I'm building a little portable battery pack for some of my gadgets during those long plane flights. I have four 3.7v Lithium batteries (4000mah) I was going to rig in PARALLEL for a total of 16000mah of stored power.
I have two questions:
1) What is what's the highest charge current can these batteries handle?
2) Can I charge these batteries in parallel using a single charger that is designed to charge a 3.7v cell?
Thanks in advance!
I have two questions:
1) What is what's the highest charge current can these batteries handle?
2) Can I charge these batteries in parallel using a single charger that is designed to charge a 3.7v cell?
Thanks in advance!
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[1] 4A . With this rate of charge,cell dies within one year.
[2] NO ! Unless you set up individual current control network for each battery path.
[2] NO ! Unless you set up individual current control network for each battery path.