pae77
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The LED's on my particular TR-001 reliably turn green when the batteries (14500's in this case) measure 4.16 volts on my cheap DMM (which I think reads about .01 volts low). If I then leave the batteries on the charger for an additional ~30 minutes, the batteries are brought up to 4.18 volts on my DMM. My question is: Is this additional ~30 minutes of charging after the LED's turn green OK or is it bad for my batteries?
I am confused because from what I have read, I gather that, in general, trickle charging Li-Ion rechargeables is bad, (causing plating, etc.). So is this ~30 minutes of trickle charging up to ~4.18-4.19 volts right after the LED's turn green on the TR-001 a proper part of the CC/CV charge process that is perfectly OK for the batteries on a regular basis, or is it the "bad" kind of trickle charging that may have negative effects on the batteries over the long term?
I am confused because from what I have read, I gather that, in general, trickle charging Li-Ion rechargeables is bad, (causing plating, etc.). So is this ~30 minutes of trickle charging up to ~4.18-4.19 volts right after the LED's turn green on the TR-001 a proper part of the CC/CV charge process that is perfectly OK for the batteries on a regular basis, or is it the "bad" kind of trickle charging that may have negative effects on the batteries over the long term?
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