Subject: | lithium ion battery maintenance |
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From: | "oryoki2000" oryoki2000 |
Date: | Sun Dec 17, 2006 3:26 pm ((PST)) |
Thomas Ashcroft wrote > ...What is the correct rechargeable battery > maintenance for a Sony HiMD recorder?... Sony Hi-MDs and most other small field recorders use lithium-ion battery technology. The Li-Ion battery should be recharged regularly. A deep discharge cycle is not necessary to keep the battery in top condition. Li-Ion batteries slowly lose their ability to hold power. This loss starts the day they leave the factory, and it is independent of how much the battery is used. So you may want to replace the battery after a couple of years, or if you expect to be in a situation where every milliamp will count (like a backpacking trip). Many (all?) Sony Hi-MDs use the LIP-4WM rechargeable lithium ion battery. This battery costs $50 from USA sources, but $15 from eBay sources in China, where the batteries are manufactured. I've had good luck when ordering batteries from eBay., so that's the route I'd choose. --oryoki |
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