the first google result: Why do lithium-ion batteries degrade over time? – AirQualityNews.
Lithium-ion batteries are, in essence, continuously degrading from the moment they are first used . This is as a result of the fundamental chemistry of the battery, which gives rise to unavoidable chemical reactions which take place inside the battery during runtime.
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it still wont let it over charge, the thing weil just go green and not let it over heat
that would half to break imma ride it out
read what i just said
cells are dead or dying
that means, it won’t charge to full, because of ^^
the dead cells
let us know when it turns off mid ride and you turn into sidewalk chalk
do it again ?
your all laughting at me i bet
quite
cause your reading comprehension is suffering more than your raptor battery
but wont the charger stop its from over heating
im sure it will stop s=charging berfor this nonsencve
just eventuaslly wont leyt me charge
i dont leave it plugged in
or explode
oi im the guy with the big tooth u know nmee m8
oh no not that guy
now how big is tih elposion exaxtly ?
ok, i’ll explain it to you like you’re 2
battery, out the factory: new
every charge CYCLE, battery: decrease in life
(hint it heats up while your riding omh! wow!)
your raptor: over 3 years old minimum
your battery: unhealthy
tsar bomba or enogh to cook some chicgen nuggets on high to burn