Heat degrades Lithium Polymer batteries, storing them fully-charged at room temperature will SHORTEN your battery's lifespan.
FREEZING puts a stop to that thus extending its' lifespan and maintaining optimum battery performance.

dati kasi sa fridge door shelf ko lang linalagay... yes lumalamig sya pero may konting energy loss. (about 0.1 to 0.2volts per week)

sa tingin ko ay "the colder the better"... and as a result ng aking exferiment... stop ang energy loss kapag sa freezer nakalagay. ;D Zero energy loss in 1 week.

caution: Don't immediately use after removing from the freezer as condensation will occur.
wait for 30 minutes (at room temperature) and wipe-off moisture from the lipolys' exterior.

Moisture will not form inside the individual cells since the cells are sealed air-tight.

repost n gikan n sir malloski...

basin maka tabang n

murag hadlok man ni tistingan heheh na hinay na pud bitaw ang ako lipoly battery mga 1year na ni nko ako 20c.. ang usa na 12c kamatyonon na to maau gani kay na halin na ako gi baligya cigurado ko patay na batery na to karon hehehe...

try at your own risk rpd n...

may unta barato rani o



para safe and save money pud

Mura hadlok bitaw ni...Hehe, kay ang lipoly man gud, kung ma short mubuto bya. Nya i can't help thinking na ang kabugnawon naa nya moisture mu leak padulong sa sulod. But if you think about it, my battery, GE lipoly has been around for 2 years and still working fine. After 1 year of your battery's use, I'm sure you can save up to buy a new one by then. Just my 2 cents.