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In Reply to: RE: Your Nitecore D4 and even the D2 charge up LiFePO4 cells just fine. posted by jkeny on December 5, 2015 at 11:10:19:
Actually I was also quite clear and stated more than once that I HEARD YOU.
I wrote that I would follow your advice and use My Lambda regulated variable DC power supply at 3.3 volts output to connect to the batteries and the Regen continuously. But I remained a bit fuzzy about if the Regulated power supply could be used during all phases of this project; initially charging as well as maintaining a 3.3 volt charge of the batteries while the batteries were/are plugged into the Regen. Or, do I need a proper LiFePo4 charger up front to charge the virgin 26650 batteries?
That's it! All of the other noise aside my objective here is to evaluate and report back on the sonic results. Just as I said that I would.
I wish that this discussion could have been via private email which I MUCH prefer to forums. I do not understand why you were unable to make contact via my older AOL@chopper87.com, but please give my Lance2181@gmail.com a try. No more noise.
Lance A.
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- RE: Your Nitecore D4 and even the D2 charge up LiFePO4 cells just fine. - chopper87@aol.com 12/5/1513:12:45 12/5/15 (1)
- RE: Your Nitecore D4 and even the D2 charge up LiFePO4 cells just fine. - jkeny 03:34:31 12/6/15 (0)
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