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Old 21st Jan 2013, 00:31
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Patent aplication

syseng68k,

Could you provide the link? If so, insert the link instead to paste on the post. To reduce the chance to be edited by the robot. (or PM it)

One of the batteries i used in a Dell mini latched a warning sign that later after investigating the reason i traced to voltage cell mismatch. An important condition that affects the battery performance. And even safety during the charging. For example: You could be able to limit the charging current when a given cell increases it's internal resistance. With higher current one cell can "suffer". (thus increasing it's voltage and consequently overheating)

This may happened in both incidents. A mere cell mismatch.

The outsourcing of new high tech items (capable to ground an airliner) could be well managed (understood, etc.) by a plane manufacturer. This would require experts not working in this environment. The sophistication of the planes and the amount of innovation creates a very difficult situation.
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