Arizer Air II

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John Coaltrain said:
All of this shelf-sitting can add up to considerable time. Could it not be the case that the cell is fully charged at the point of manufacture, and then simply depletes over time – rather than an intentional partial charge?
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No, that's not the case, please read the BU article?

The terminal voltage doesn't degrade over time, or should not. If it was charged to say 4.15 Volts, it still is. The CAPACITY (ability to hold charge) suffers, it's no longer a 3200mAh cell. This (inability to hold a useful charge) is what generally 'kills' them off at a typical 300 cycles. That is we replace them for that reason, just like the cell phone or laptop you left on charge so it would 'always be ready'?

Brand new cells should 'always' arrive at that level, distrust any that don't. They should not 'self discharge' and should not have ever been fully charged.

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Semi shaved ape
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Still some of us oldies doing it............in the old ways.
 
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Mysterion999

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OF said:
Some of us can even remember when lids came with seeds.....lots of seeds....

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And being 13yrs old buying $15 Oz's of Mexican leaves, of course half of it was seeds! It;s hard to believe we even got high off of that junk.

Who remembers tilting and album cover and sliding a business card up a pile of those leaves to let the seeds roll off? I wonder how many young people are wondering what the hell I'm talking about.
 
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Mysterion999 said:
And being 13yrs old buying $15 Oz's of Mexican leaves, of course half of it was seeds! It;s hard to believe we even got high off of that junk.

Who remembers tilting and album cover and sliding a business card up a pile of those leaves to let the seeds roll off? I wonder how many young people are wondering what the hell I'm talking about.
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I was a Frisbee guy.
 
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Mysterion999 said:
Who remembers tilting and album cover and sliding a business card up a pile of those leaves to let the seeds roll off? I wonder how many young people are wondering what the hell I'm talking about.
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I was a shoe box top guy myself.

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I was a Frisbee guy.
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Never heard that one. I had a roomie 'in the day' that had a Frisbee dog......was it like that? I mean I've been loaded and all, but was never tempted to run across the park, jump into the air can catch a Frisbee in my teeth........naked.....(except for the collar). Doesn't mean I don't respect your right to do so, of course. Perhaps the weed here was never that good?

Ah, the deprived youth that don't understand 'down to seeds and stems again' in it's full meaning.

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OF said:
I was a shoe box top guy myself.



Never heard that one. I had a roomie 'in the day' that had a Frisbee dog......was it like that? I mean I've been loaded and all, but was never tempted to run across the park, jump into the air can catch a Frisbee in my teeth........naked.....(except for the collar). Doesn't mean I don't respect your right to do so, of course. Perhaps the weed here was never that good?

Ah, the deprived youth that don't understand 'down to seeds and stems again' in it's full meaning.

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A Frisbee is wholly owned by a dog once they get a hold of one. They make little pits on the rim with their teeth and those pits act like saw blades running against your finger if you throw it backhand. (The way most throw it.) You can't play with it any more other than as a fetch device. I never really thought of the dog spit as a problem as once the dog got it, my brain no longer thought of it as a Frisbee any more.
 
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