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Old 12-20-17 | 09:22 PM
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Originally Posted by rumrunn6
auto batteries aside. I wonder if a bike light battery, best practice, would be to let a very cold battery warm up inside a little while before plugging it in
Probably a good idea, since the charger may be designed to operate at its best within a certain temperature range. If it's a lithium battery, it may have a built-in temperature sensor (typically a third terminal) that the charger uses to help control the charging process and prevent thermal runaway.

I wonder if it makes sense to just have two batteries, and use them on alternate days.
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