Are you guys seriously still debating the best way to charge and store e-bike batteries? Its 2023, folks! Cant you see that the manufacturers are just feeding you misinformation to get you to buy more of their overpriced accessories?
Lets get real - lithium-ion batteries are not as delicate as everyone makes them out to be. You dont need to coddle them like theyre fragile eggs. So, whats the real reason behind all these best practices and guidelines that are basically just a bunch of vague warnings and disclaimers?
Can anyone actually provide concrete evidence to support these claims, or are you all just regurgitating what youve read on some blog or forum without questioning the source? And whats with all the conflicting information out there? One expert says to store batteries at room temperature, while another claims its better to keep them in the fridge. Whos right?!
Im calling BS on the whole thing. Someone needs to take a closer look at the actual science behind e-bike battery charging and storage, rather than just parroting whatever the manufacturers want you to believe. So, come on, experts - back up your claims with some real data and research, or shut up and admit you dont know what youre talking about.
Lets get real - lithium-ion batteries are not as delicate as everyone makes them out to be. You dont need to coddle them like theyre fragile eggs. So, whats the real reason behind all these best practices and guidelines that are basically just a bunch of vague warnings and disclaimers?
Can anyone actually provide concrete evidence to support these claims, or are you all just regurgitating what youve read on some blog or forum without questioning the source? And whats with all the conflicting information out there? One expert says to store batteries at room temperature, while another claims its better to keep them in the fridge. Whos right?!
Im calling BS on the whole thing. Someone needs to take a closer look at the actual science behind e-bike battery charging and storage, rather than just parroting whatever the manufacturers want you to believe. So, come on, experts - back up your claims with some real data and research, or shut up and admit you dont know what youre talking about.