The charge controller in laptop batteries control the charging, not the
external power supply. No batteries have memory problems. Improperly
charging any battery can reduce its longevity (which is why the battery
charge controller is inside the battery for laptops - to ensure proper
charging).
General rule of thumb - if your battery is hot during charging, its probably
not being charged correctly for long term use.
Eric
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 6:32 PM, Nathan England <
nathan@paysonlinux.org>wrote:
> > >>
> > >> For clarification:
> > >> I think you also don't want the battery in if you only run the lap-top
> > >> while the lap-top is plugged in. Isn't one of the deals with
> > >> rechargeables that it only has a certain amount of charge time?
> > >> Therefore, you don't always want to have it plugged in and charging.
> > >>
>
> I have never bothered to pull a battery out and this is the first machine
> I've
> had a problem with. Lion batteries do not have memory problems as people
> say,
> by draining the battery down you are recalibrating the monitor, but the
> batteries are not affected at all. The batteries just begin to lose their
> charge capacity.
>
> nathan
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