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Are you kidding me, i know deep discharges are bad but did you know typical lithium-ion batteries can only be charged from 300 to 600 times. Meaning charge only when you need to. Another thing to mention is that lithium-ion batteries are 100% resistant to the memory effect. So to sum it up, the juice it provides doesnt change either its the 20th charge or the 100th. One thing to worry is the battery's actual life like how many times you can charge it. ok what my point is if you dont care it only holds 300 to 600 charges then charge it as often as you like and it won't have the memory effect.

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LiION degrades with time (and bad storage) much more than with the number of charge/discharge cycles

read www.batteryuniversity.com for lots more info on good battery use (LiION and NiMH are both addressed)

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Wow, what a trooper. Ive gone through the first 3 bars real quick but the last bar seems to last forever! It is still not flashing (what are the chances.........it just started flashing). Anyways lets pretend it didn't flash. I think after charging it a few times it really does bring out the full potential of the battery. Much like model r/c engines after the first gallon there is a sudden increase of power. Anyways, i shouldn't have posted this or else i woudn't have to charge it now.

ps, even though the battery's capacity has increased i would still like a higher capacity li-ion at a lower price.

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