Originally created by @yanzhen0923 on GitHub (Mar 24, 2021).
Hi,
What I observe from the app is, if I set the max charge ratio to 64% for example, the app would then start charging when the capacity is 60% to 63%, I'm wondering now,
Can we get a new feature, this allows the user to set something like a "Min charge ratio", say 40%, then it would still stop charing when the capacity reaches 64%, but would not start charging until the capacity goes below 40%, so that the battery would go into a 40% ~ 64% cycle, not a 63% ~ 64% cycle
Is the 40% ~ 64% cycle,better than the 63% ~ 64% cycle for the battery health?
Best
Originally created by @yanzhen0923 on GitHub (Mar 24, 2021).
Hi,
What I observe from the app is, if I set the max charge ratio to 64% for example, the app would then start charging when the capacity is 60% to 63%, I'm wondering now,
1. Can we get a new feature, this allows the user to set something like a "Min charge ratio", say 40%, then it would still stop charing when the capacity reaches 64%, but would not start charging until the capacity goes below 40%, so that the battery would go into a 40% ~ 64% cycle, not a 63% ~ 64% cycle
2. Is the 40% ~ 64% cycle,better than the 63% ~ 64% cycle for the battery health?
Best
Til then, you can just set the max charge level to 64, wait til it stops charging at that percentage and then set the value in AlDente to the lower value
@danfoerster commented on GitHub (Mar 26, 2021):
Til then, you can just set the max charge level to 64, wait til it stops charging at that percentage and then set the value in AlDente to the lower value
Til then, you can just set the max charge level to 64, wait til it stops charging at that percentage and then set the value in AlDente to the lower value
Yes sure, but this is not quite automatic ;)
@yanzhen0923 commented on GitHub (Mar 26, 2021):
> Til then, you can just set the max charge level to 64, wait til it stops charging at that percentage and then set the value in AlDente to the lower value
Yes sure, but this is not quite automatic ;)
Of course not, that's why I said 'til then' (hopefully the Pro version or future updates will have all those features). It's the closest thing you can do right now. I have my Mac plugged in pretty much 24/7 and the battery has not been charged since a few weeks. So the method does work quite well. To set the lower value is just so the top-off charges are basically disabled. The thing with AlDente is you have to experiment a lot to find out what works best for you, what is practical and somewhat reasonably healthy for the battery
@danfoerster commented on GitHub (Mar 26, 2021):
Of course not, that's why I said 'til then' (hopefully the Pro version or future updates will have all those features). It's the closest thing you can do right now. I have my Mac plugged in pretty much 24/7 and the battery has not been charged since a few weeks. So the method does work quite well. To set the lower value is just so the top-off charges are basically disabled. The thing with AlDente is you have to experiment a lot to find out what works best for you, what is practical and somewhat reasonably healthy for the battery
we introduced this feature with AlDente Pro and it is called Sailing Mode.
You can check it out here: https://apphousekitchen.com/
Thank you for this idea!
Matthias
@MatthiasKerbl commented on GitHub (Jul 5, 2021):
Hi @yanzhen0923,
we introduced this feature with AlDente Pro and it is called Sailing Mode.
You can check it out here: https://apphousekitchen.com/
Thank you for this idea!
Matthias
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Originally created by @yanzhen0923 on GitHub (Mar 24, 2021).
Hi,
What I observe from the app is, if I set the max charge ratio to 64% for example, the app would then start charging when the capacity is 60% to 63%, I'm wondering now,
Can we get a new feature, this allows the user to set something like a "Min charge ratio", say 40%, then it would still stop charing when the capacity reaches 64%, but would not start charging until the capacity goes below 40%, so that the battery would go into a 40% ~ 64% cycle, not a 63% ~ 64% cycle
Is the 40% ~ 64% cycle,better than the 63% ~ 64% cycle for the battery health?
Best
@tosbsas commented on GitHub (Mar 25, 2021):
love the idea
@danfoerster commented on GitHub (Mar 26, 2021):
Til then, you can just set the max charge level to 64, wait til it stops charging at that percentage and then set the value in AlDente to the lower value
@yanzhen0923 commented on GitHub (Mar 26, 2021):
Yes sure, but this is not quite automatic ;)
@danfoerster commented on GitHub (Mar 26, 2021):
Of course not, that's why I said 'til then' (hopefully the Pro version or future updates will have all those features). It's the closest thing you can do right now. I have my Mac plugged in pretty much 24/7 and the battery has not been charged since a few weeks. So the method does work quite well. To set the lower value is just so the top-off charges are basically disabled. The thing with AlDente is you have to experiment a lot to find out what works best for you, what is practical and somewhat reasonably healthy for the battery
@MatthiasKerbl commented on GitHub (Jul 5, 2021):
Hi @yanzhen0923,
we introduced this feature with AlDente Pro and it is called Sailing Mode.
You can check it out here: https://apphousekitchen.com/
Thank you for this idea!
Matthias