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src/NFirmwareEditor/Patches/RX200 3.10/Reuleaux_RX200_V3.10.Cutoff_voltage_V1.0.patch
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<Patch Definition="RX200 3.10" Name="Cutoff voltage" Version="1.0" Author="iNFiNUM"> | ||
<Description>Changes the cut-off voltage (to 3.00 V by default). | ||
Изменяет напряжение отсечки (по умолчанию до 3,00 В).</Description> | ||
<Data> | ||
000037C2: 9B - 96 ; 9B ~ 3.10 V / 96 ~ 3.00 V | ||
</Data> | ||
</Patch> |
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I'm not quite sure, is it changing cut-off voltage from 3.10 to 3.0 V or from 3.0 to 3.1 V? If it's the first one, then it's to make the mod last for longer, if it's the second then it's to extend battery life in general. I think it's changing it to 3.0V, but I'm not entirely sure.
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@olokos sets cut-off to 3.00v.
When battery is low - they can not return much watts as you needed, so simple correlation: low battery - low watts.
My RX returns 85 watts when batteries is above 3.3v, when it is goes lower he can't.
On 3.1v - you still can get about 5-10 watts.
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I understand that, but it's still not clear what's being changed here for me. Sorry if I'm being annoying, but if you can get 5-10 watts, then you will get below 5 watts on 3.0V.
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@olokos theoretically yes, but practically device will shut down when voltage became lower than 3.0v.
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@TBXin How can i lower the cut-off voltage to 2,75V. Is that even possible to be done or is it a safety feauture that cannot be touched ? I tried editing the 9B an 96 value in the patch file but it does not seem to work. Coud you tell me how or send me the patch with the cut-off voltage being 2,75V ? Thanks in advance for any help !