I naturally can only advise option 3))), well, in addition to advise on batteries
*** Is lithium ion or lithium polymer?
all types that contain in their name "lithium" are lithium-ion
lithium polymer have the full name of lithium-ion-polymer
the only advantage is that they can be made flat and very thin, but according to their specific characteristics, they lose to cylindrical lithium-ion batteries
lithium-ion batteries with liquid electrolyte in a cylindrical design, 18650 is safer in operation (they do not swell up in case of anything) have a safety valve and circuit breaker, such as putting into Tesla laptops, electric tools and electric cars))
nickel cadmium - have an energy density of 3 times less than that of lithium
- have a memory effect
- more expensive than lithium by 7 times (in my latest market review)
+ not afraid of frost, even the Siberian to -50 degrees
+ extremely loyal to all sorts of violations of operating conditions, to recharge and discharge to zero
+ withstand several thousand cycles (classic lithium-ion only 500 cycles)
+ withstand giant specific currents
+ do not require protective electronics
lithium ion phosphate (lithium-iron phosphate) are designed to oust cadmium nickel from the market
- have an energy density of 1.5-2 times less than that of classical lithium and as many times as large as that of cadmium
- more expensive than the classic 1.3-1.5 times, and much cheaper than cadmium
- require protective electronics (like all lithium)
+ also have cadmium lifetimes of several thousand cycles.
+ not afraid of moderate frost down to -25 degrees
+ withstand giant specific currents
Post has been editedavglushkov - 31.03.14, 21:07