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offconrad wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 14, 2018 10:56 am

The only difference is i took off my Samsung smart watch. Could the bluetooth/WIFI in the watch cause the erratic behavior? Thank you all for the assistance.

No.

Most of the basic stuff you mention is indeed in the manuals. The advanced and engineering stuff (like looking and interpreting RSSI) is not, because it was never intended to be an end user feature IMHO (many people don't even know what RSSI is never mind what it is and isn't telling you). Manuals h...

It protects against overcharge and overdischarge (min and max cell voltage),and overcurrent.
Overcurrent is the issue that is being talked about in this thread primarily, although minimum voltage could occur under certain circumstances.

The battery circuitry simply uses a couple of FETS, equivalent to the ECH8601. These are kept "closed" during normal operation and are in series with the power connector. The sensor circuit is based around the S8261, (or equivalent) which senses overcharge, over discharge and over current. It simply...