Lithium polymer batteries are from nickel and cadmium (NiCad)
Mixed with nickel (NiMH)batteries.
While these batteries have reached their goal, the development of personal electronics has created a demand for lighter, more durable batteries.
The first lithium-ion
polymer battery came out in 2002.
Although this is the secondary market for these batteries, remote control and motorcycle enthusiasts have also seized the opportunity to buy lighter, more advanced batteries.
There is a flaw in the old nickel-cadmium battery because they have developed a \"memory \".
Each time a user charges the battery, their power is slightly smaller until it is completely uncharged at the end.
Even if the battery runs out completely after each charge as recommended, the best life expectancy is around six months.
The so-called \"memory\" of lithium polymer or ion polymer batteries is not a problem.
This allows the battery to be used for longer, or even longer.
These batteries are mainly used for personal electronic products.
Your cell phone battery may be a slender rectangle with two contacts at one end, in which case it is one of the most common lithium-ion polymer batteries.
Remote control enthusiasts use different types of batteries consisting of two or three batteries.
Amateurs love these batteries because their weight is 1 out of 3 of the old nickel-cadmium or nickel-metal mixed batteries.
This smaller mass plus super capacity has increased the life of the batter by nearly three times.
The battery has also changed the life of custom motorcyclists.
The space occupied by the battery is far less than the traditional battery on the motorcycle, and the weight is equivalent to the weight of the lead-acid battery.
When the life of these batteries is over, they are also more eco-friendly than conventional lead-acid batteries.
The excellent charging power of the battery makes it enough to try to start the motorcycle to stop working until the battery stops working.
When using the battery, you must be very aware of the safety hazard in order to use the battery best.
The battery accumulates heat when charging, should not be full of turbo chargers when charging, and should not be left unattended.
If a trickle charger is used, the battery needs a balancer that is usually built into the charger to ensure that all batteries are charged and that the battery performs best.
Because there is a danger of an explosion, it is crucial to never use a damaged battery.
Protecting the battery from any corrosive or water will help to maintain the life and safety of the battery.
Lithium-ion polymer batteries have received proper attention and will last for many years.
Its early counter components, nickel-cadmium and nickel-metal hybrid batteries and more eco-friendly lead-acid car batteries, are lighter and maintain more power, lithium-ion batteries have changed the way we use models of personal electronics, motorcycles, and radio controls.
