I did this the easy way of simply snapping pix as bars came and went (for the most part) so you could see for yourself. Below I will have 2 pix with the goal of showing both the lower and upper limit of each bar. Although you will see 3 temperatures, I am using the temperature # 1 (In portrait mode it would be the upper left reading) which is normally the highest, because of several examples of bar changes with matching temperature 1 but various other temps in the lower spots. As we all know, when stationary, the 3 temps don't vary nearly as much as when we are moving. I once recorded a 24º difference from high to lowest during a cold day (40's) on one of my 2016's more "active" days AKA starting a QC with 10 TBs!
Here the top temp is the same but 2nd temps are not hence my reason for using the
top temp only as a guide. There were several instances of this.
Notes
There is a gap between bar 4 and 5. Due to limited exposure to lower temperatures of the battery, I am thinking both 4 and 5 are incomplete. I did see 3 bars only one time during the Winter because the car is garaged so lower battery temps just don't happen that much. Reality says that is not what people are wanting to see anyway and 6 - 9 are complete in that each was during an observed appearance or disappearance. The lower end of the 4th bar was recorded from the switch though. In other instances where there is a gap from the high end of a bar and the low end of the next highest bar, we can assume the lower bar would have covered that gap.
4 Bars
39.8 - 47.1 º F
5 Bars
66.4 - 76.8 º F
6 Bars
78.6 - 95.8 º F
7 Bars
96.6 - 104.2 º F
8 Bars
105.6 - 114.8 º F
9 Bars
112.2 - 121.0 º F
Interesting as I think the 9 Bar reads are an anomaly. With no overlap anywhere else, the 9 Bar overlaps both ends!
10 Bars
119.2 - ???
Honorable Mention!
The upper range would definitely be just below 39.8º and only got this due to a 36 hour power outage.
If anyone can fill in the gaps for 4 bars and under or 10 bars and up, please chime in!
Hello,
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https://ibb.co/NCCRYLb
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