@2b2bff said:
@stromdiddily said:
your estimate running a flashlight will be lower than the estimate when the flashlight is off
If it was showing remaining time, I’m with you. But battery percentages are not equivalent to time…
Battery percentages are calculated, based on the voltage the battery can deliver. If the flashlight is on, voltage will drop. If the flashlight is turned off again, voltage will rise. Hence the jump in percentage.
(Based on observations of my camper battery. If the refrigerator turns on, the voltage drops. If the fridge turns of again, voltage increases)