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Old 01-01-2011
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Default Nimh heating on charge

My nimh batts are getting quite hot when charging, is this normal?
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Old 01-01-2011
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yes they do get quite warm, depends on how you are discribing "quite hot" if you mean as in to hot to hold then have a problem with the pack
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can hold but are quite warm, just some i bought from the bay as dont have the budget for lpos, thanks for the help mate
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what cells are they? what you charging at? i always charge nimhs at 1c i.e 4600 mah 4.6amps

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the pack thats gets really hot are intellect SC-4200, the charger is an ansmann that fast charges at 3000mah. To be honest they could be screwed as that can happen when buying someones second hand batts
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See this post http://www.oople.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6362
They can go up to 42 deg
6. Use a temperature cut-out as an additional safety feature set at 42 deg. C max., located on the hottest cell (usually middle cell). If charging on a cold day then consider reducing this to around 35 deg. C.
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thanks, makes interesting reading
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