Burgerman wrote:Not really on 1S.
LROBBINS wrote:The core of Rachele's speech output computer is a nearly 10,000 line set of PerfectScript macros and what she sees on screen is several hundred tables in a WordPerfect document. I challenge any Word expert (or OpenOffice expert for that matter) to reproduce even 10% of what we've been able to do with WordPerfect - and I'll even give you a copy of the source code to help you get started. My guess is that just trying to create two different-sized tables on successive pages, then edit the first one without screwing up the second, will prove to be a disaster.
So to clarify, when I am looking at the balance connectors on the charger, is the most negative pin on the right?
And the most positive pin on the left?
What concerns me is that while most of the cells charged in less than 30 minutes, and gave a fairly narrow range of mAh return values, I had several that didn't stop until the "safety time-out' hit at the 4 hour mark. These had much higher values when they terminated... How do I treat these when figuring out the cells for each parallel string?
I didn't look at every graph, but spot checking the 'pack capacity vs time' screen, which seems to me like the best equivalent of mAh returned over time, it looked like the 4-hour cells all had similar curves where the mAh went up really fast for the first 20-30 minutes, and then switched to a slow but steady increase at around 1mAh every 10 minutes or so...
I'm wondering if it would be better if instead of using the mAh returned when the cells cut off at 4 hours, I used a number from just after that knee in the capacity curve - say around 25 minutes????
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