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  • barry wilkins
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 172
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    Li Ion Charger

    I am about to build a charger for 4 cells ,going to cement a thermistor to the case of one of the batteries to control the charger.
    What is a safe temperature when charging the batteries ?

    thanks

    Barry
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