>>2790799
It's what the prior anon was saying. it's an autogenerated ID so within the same thread, it's possible to see which anon is speaking (again) on the same item. The id's are only temporary for that thread, just like on /pol.

> a nice forum
Forums do not have that feature.

>>2790772
Neat. Who offers a group 24 with solid lead plates though?
> lead-acid maintains float
With a float charger. They self-drain without, way worse that LFPo, and no one is going to use it for a tool battery. I have an ancient battery-operated cordless drill, and I shit you not, it has a 6v lead acid gel cell in the pack. Fancy LFPo 6v batts are on clearance at TSC, for $20, might swap that out.

> LFPo doesn't operate below freezing.
It will discharge below freezing. Unless it has some fancy electrolyte or internal heaters, it will not charge below freezing wo damage or the BMS (if it has one) turning it off.

>>2790769
> That's not a tripcode
Ok. Thanks.
> LFPo without a cut-out will destroy itself.
Practically speaking, from experience, if you are using an LFPo/lithium tool pack, and it's about to run-out, you'll know. The danger would be in using it in a cradle, to power a remote piece of equipment, without a low-voltage cut-off board, when you aren't there to notice that it's dying. That's the only time I ever killed one.
>>2790689
A) I can't tell if you are OP or the guy who bought the lithium C3 and charger for $80. It seemed OP was still going to fuck around with Nicad despite your advice. I was responding to OP.
B) See my earlier comment on this board not being able to associate posts with a poster ID within a single thread.

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