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OK

I know this is obvious, and has been answerred before, but I just want to double check.

When you charge a battery, you apply the charger voltage to the possitive terminal of the battery, right?

Also, how do you discharge a battery?
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Im pretty sure + on the charger goes to the + on the battery and the - on the battery goes to the - on the battery. And a battery can be discharged by attaching a load to it till it drains. You could use a light bulb, led, motor, whatever.
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Thanks.
I meant, how do you automatically fast discharge. Like what the chargers for some batteries do.
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Post by gannon »

nos_slived wrote: Like what the chargers for some batteries do.
I think they just use something like a 1M 10W resistor.
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Thanks. How does it connect?
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Post by gannon »

exactly like hk-47 said.
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LOL. Forgot about that. Thanks you 2 :D .
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