Morning all, well I'm going to repeat the experiment once the weather here takes a turn back to the better,
I'll try to restate it in a less worded post.
I purchased a new charger that would charge at 2 amps, I charged one pack and it took less than an hour to fully charge, that pack stored for three days was almost "empty" as to speak, same type of moderate flying but only for a very short time.
When the new battery charger signaled "full charge" on that pack it had 4.3volts per cell, three days later of storage that pack only had 3.8volts per cell and they had not been used, just stored.
That same pack when charged at less than 2 amps held it's full charge for two days, 4.1 volts per cell and flew my drone for 13min contentious moderate flying.
So some how that pack had discharged itself while being stored where before it hadn't.
I will repeat this experiment today, I will charge the same pack with the same 2 amp charger and monitor the packs stored voltage thru the weekend to see at which point the pack starts to discharge without being used.
Then when or if it fully discharges I will recharge it with one of the little 1 amp chargers and repeat the store & monitor procedure.
I won't be able to reply to this post until this evening but feel free to reply, I can at least read the replies at work, I just can't post.
EDIT:
Just read your post Holtneil, I might not be able to fly but if I don't get the chance to fly this weekend I can plug in a 12volt light bulb to drain off the full charge, kind of like cycling a Ni Cad pack.
It will be a one time thing for this pack, I know Lipo's don't need cycling that way, but if I can't get out to fly I can at least drain off some of the full charge,,,,,,,, if it remains fully charged that is.
The new charger is supposed to balance the cells after charging.
