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<blockquote data-quote="Haggi" data-source="post: 116585" data-attributes="member: 6846"><p>Well, such battery temp can certainly reduce it's life cycles.</p><p>60°C/140°F is adviced max operating temp's for li-po's.</p><p>What was the air temp?</p><p>Spark's recommended operating temp is <strong>32°</strong> to <strong>104° F</strong> (<strong>0</strong>° to <strong>40° C</strong>)</p><p>Could high battery temp "transferred" to spark body be the reason for being temporarily grounded?</p><p>Have no idea.</p><p></p><p>I'm also open for insights on this subject..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Haggi, post: 116585, member: 6846"] Well, such battery temp can certainly reduce it's life cycles. 60°C/140°F is adviced max operating temp's for li-po's. What was the air temp? Spark's recommended operating temp is [B]32°[/B] to [B]104° F[/B] ([B]0[/B]° to [B]40° C[/B]) Could high battery temp "transferred" to spark body be the reason for being temporarily grounded? Have no idea. I'm also open for insights on this subject.. [/QUOTE]
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