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17-12-2010, 12:10
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Re: Warming up the batteries
Joe,
As the datasheet does not give all the measurement specs, I would have interpreted this as load curves with calibrated load resistors. Generally, with the load removed the terminal voltage would rise. With a high impedance voltmeter, there is no voltage dropped across the internal impedance of the battery. I interpreted Don's #10 wire test as a go/no go test for his team, not a definitive battery test. |
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