Batteries: The first hours of a lithium-ion battery's life largely determine just how well it will perform

#1

Found this during my VERY busy day in the office.
Makes a good read but gets a little technical at the end.

Tell me, after reading this, did you imagine tech guys making batteries dressed as chefs? :joy:

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#2

I dont know if someone here read about the chinese patent rights violations, regarding VARTA.
Hope those ā€œfakesā€ are not built in ANKER/Soudcore items.
Those fake batteries are highly inflammable I read.

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#3

Iā€™ve seen a little bit about that.
Poor quality rechargeable batteries can be a ticking time bomb.
Most people recharge their batteries when they are not around, fact of life as i do too - make sure you have good batteries ion your smoke detector.

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#4

Best place for smoke detectors are in in the kitchen over the cooker.
And roasting "Bratwurst! -> ALARME!
(Do you know the origin of this word? Italian ā€œalle armiā€ - > ā€œto the weaponsā€ :smile:

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#5

Haha, didnā€™t know that!
We have one in the kitchen and one at the top of the stairs (smoke detector, not Bratwurst :rofl:

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#6

Depends on the sensibility of those detectors,
Those we had were not those ones could be used with ā€œBavarian Bratwurstā€ (Zischschsch) :rofl::rofl::rofl:

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