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- Jun 30, 2003
Hey i was thinking, why not replace the cells in my laptop with li-polymer cells since they're lighter. This would probably require an unnecessary amount of work time and money, but my question is... is it possible? Considering I know hardly anything about building a battery pack this is kind of ambitous I know. Seems that you can get individual cells with a capacity up to 4000 but 3000 seems enough if I did an insane 4s2p (4 serial to get voltage to 14.8 and then 2 parallel to get capacity to 6000 or 8000 if I were to use the 4000mah cells)
So,uh what do you say about this idea? full of fatuity? But my main question is if I can take the Lithium ion cells out and connect lithium polymer cells since they are the same voltage anyways.
hmm $15-20 a cell....gulp...that could be pricy but hey for a 6000mah.
So,uh what do you say about this idea? full of fatuity? But my main question is if I can take the Lithium ion cells out and connect lithium polymer cells since they are the same voltage anyways.
hmm $15-20 a cell....gulp...that could be pricy but hey for a 6000mah.