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<blockquote data-quote="MikeJhn" data-source="post: 548773" data-attributes="member: 33738"><p>For information LiPO4 designation originated in China when they ripped off the original Lithium Nano Phosphate battery from the American A123 company some 20, maybe 30 years ago. LiPo originally stood for Lithium Polymer which tended to have a soft case and where easily damaged, the LiIon batteries where hard cased, but still the same chemistry internally, it was interesting that the original A123 cells where 3.6v @3300mah, but the LiPO4 where 3.3v and had a different capacity, can't remember, but it was lower.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MikeJhn, post: 548773, member: 33738"] For information LiPO4 designation originated in China when they ripped off the original Lithium Nano Phosphate battery from the American A123 company some 20, maybe 30 years ago. LiPo originally stood for Lithium Polymer which tended to have a soft case and where easily damaged, the LiIon batteries where hard cased, but still the same chemistry internally, it was interesting that the original A123 cells where 3.6v @3300mah, but the LiPO4 where 3.3v and had a different capacity, can't remember, but it was lower. [/QUOTE]
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