Kobalt 40v Battery Review & Questions Answered

Kobalt 40v Battery Review, Plus 9 of the most asked questions answered !

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[luvflydrones]

Lithium ion batteries don't have memory. The problem with Lithium-ion batteries is you don't want to leave them fully charged and you don't want to leave them fully discharged. Lithium-ion batteries are sensitive to both those scenarios. Lithium ion and Lithium Polymer batteries should be at around 50% charge when not in use. Overcharging and over discharging will destroy lithium ion and Lithium Polymer batteries. You will get the longest life out of these batteries if you stop the charge a little bit early and not discharge them completely when they are used. Heat is the other thing that will damage these kind of batteries. Don't leave them in the Sun. Let them rest after charging and let them cool down after use before charging. This will give you the most charge cycles and life of these batteries.

[scottmash]

We own the mower, weed eater, pole bar chainsaw, and the pole bar hedge trimmer(that one was hard to find), plus the blower. We love them; especially now that gas is over $5 a gallon, even the lower grade (THANKS AOC AND BRANDON) We haven't had any problems yet; knock on wood! I take my batteries in around the first signs of 30-40 degree temperatures; I store them in a cat litter pale in my basement shop to keep them all together. Charger(s) stay in the garage.

[Level]

Do you need a specific Kobalt charger for 40V 2ah, 4ah, 5ah or are they interchangeable?

[Sudz]

I have a single 40v Kobalt battery that only ever charges halfway and then starts throwing a blinking red light. I can use it, it'll run for about half as long as normal, and then re-charge it but again only halfway. Any chance I can rehab it, or is it going to be this way forever?