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Old 01-14-24 | 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Tourist in MSN
You should not charge Li Ion batteries below freezing temperature. But I suspect your light warmed up pretty fast when you got it inside, so it was probably warm enough to charge once you started charging it.
I have integrated dynamo, lights, and lithium batteries integrated systems that run year-round, one of them a decade presumably now. They do fine, and that decade-old powers a horn that draws far more current than lights.
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