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    DIY, Off roading, racing ,photography. anything to do with automobiles...
    Building old Diesel engines,

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    Too many projects to mention
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    From 660cc to 3200cc
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    I need many sets of tyres
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    Too old for that
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    Buying a Miata ND Roadster
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    Automotive hobbies, keeping you broke for decades

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  1. tiv

    tiv

    A week in storage and the leaf just lost 1% charge

    1. terrabytetango

      terrabytetango

      It probably does that out of design. Lithium batteries hate to be left charged without being used.

    2. Magnum

      Magnum

      Yeah lithium batteries lose energy even if u dont use them

    3. terrabytetango

      terrabytetango

      On the contrary, regular lithium batteries have a massive shelf life, and are used as long life power supplies for low power usage applications. However, rechargeable lithium batteries build up internal resistance over time if they are left in a charged state for too long. We use them in our model aircraft, and the rule we follow is to charge them to 40% capacity when they are being stored i.e. not used for longer than 2 weeks.

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