Equinox battery storage question

Bob207

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The manual says to fully charge every 3-4 months
 

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Never run battery dead then store it, your battery will not recover
 

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Charge it fully before you store it. Do not store it below the recommended storage temps in the manual and never charge a Lithium cell with the ambient temp at or below 32F as you will likely damage the cell (though it is ok to run/discharge them at lower temps, as low as 14F in the case of Equinox). The reason you remove non-Lithium dry cells is because they can leak acid if they remain unused for extended periods. That is not an issue with Lithium cells. They depend on being stored in a charged state for battery service life longevity.
 

Woodsy

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Yep. Pull it out about every six weeks and give it a charge.
 

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Lithiums liked to be stored at about 40-60% They seem to last the longest at that level
 

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