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At what charge rate (or is it charge current) should I charge these batteries with. I see a place in the iCharger menu to set the "Charge Current", it goes from .05 to 10 amps. I assume this is the setting I need to adjust. I've done some searching and it seems for best longevity of my batteries I should charge at 1C, for these batteries would be 1.3 amps. Does that sound about right? I was told by an iCharger rep that I could charge these batteries at up to 8 amp with this supply. |
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