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Originally Posted by jjackstone
Is it a major problem to open it up and count the cells? I forget what chemistry you had. LiFePo4 at 43.5 volts would indicate 12s as that chemistry charges to 3.6volts/cell and operates nominally at 3.2 volts/cell. Lithium ion will normally charge to 4.1 or 4.2 volts/cell and operate at 3.7 volts/cell. So if they are lithium ion I would think 10s would be logical.
JJ
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It is supposed to be LiFePO4 and 12s. I guess I will have to open it up and count. I have been hesitant because of unfamiliarity. On a related point, can I mix chargers with batteries, or does LiFePO4 or Lithium ion each require a specific charger?