spiderbot.sb
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Thank you for the polite and well thought out reply. Quite refreshing, actually.
I do not intend to argue but I would like to point out that a bad cell will be found anyway. I am not opposed to using small amounts of a new battery at first, just to see what the numbers are. Don't want a bad battery to ruin your day, right?
But 'conditioning' of LiPo batteries is not supported by science AFAICT. Most of what's on the net is 'common knowledge' with little actual data. The wiki I posted above (thanks to Aardvark) says conditioning is an improper association with non-LiPo battery chemistries.
Until someone shows that conditioning is chemically necessary by providing data such as a side by side comparison, or some advanced chemical analysis, I won't bother after the first couple flights.
BTW, DJI-Ken might live in sunny CA but based upon his English sentence structure, he is from China. He may not even be a he. The Chinese folks I've worked with are highly intelligent and hard working but they all took American sounding aliases. I appreciate the sentiment but in the interest of better integration, I always thought it would be nice to know the proper pronunciation of someone's name.
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