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But be careful not to discharge those lower voltage p groups too much.
Excessive discharge can be as bad as excessive overcharge.
I know Iāll definitely try to keep them over 2.5v if not at least 3v
I would go 3v and never below that
Ahhh I see. If you limit the movement that is possible that direction though you still have all the strandsā¦ also can you send me another video of you saying my name 
I try not to go below 3
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I stand corrected. You are Absolutely right
From reading writings of @Battery_Mooch Iāve gathered that most cells can safely discharge to about 2.5v before they start to suffer internal damages.
Although by the same note I know that the lower the cells are discharged, the higher the chance of damage.
3v seems like a good floor target.
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Yeah some sort of insulation would probably helpā¦ something like silicone or teflon 
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Like the sheath of a wire?
Iām glad youāre picking up what iām putting down.
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Well this scares the shit out of me now 
Do you have any back story behind this photo? How old is this pack?
I guess Iāll have to open my enclosure every few months to check on those braids.
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Not mine.
Here can you can read a little
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See my āproperly doneā comment
Just WOW
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Lol this is genius 
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I was thinking like another p pack directly next to it or maybe a partition of an enclosure. But I am picking up your smart assness if thatās what you mean.
You wouldnāt have me any other way
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