<transcript><audio_125> No la podemos descargar por debajo de 2,5 voltios. Bien, hay bastante escrito sobre este tema, esto es lo que dice el fabricante, sin embargo, aquí os digo yo mi opinión. Mi opinión podrá ser correcta,</transcript><caption><image_126>The image shows a laptop computer sitting on top of a desk. The laptop screen is turned on and the screen is displaying a message. The message appears to be a text message with a blue background and white text. On the top left corner of the screen, there is a logo for a website called "Brite". On the right side of the laptop, there are some office supplies such as a bottle of glue and a pen. The desk is cluttered with papers and other office supplies.</caption><transcript><audio_127> o no, eso me da igual, es lo que yo os aconsejo y si no os gusta, pues hacer otra cosa, tan sencillo como esto es que los 2,5 voltios no no la bajéis de 3 voltios, una</transcript><caption><image_128>The image shows a whiteboard with a piece of paper on it. The paper has red text written on it, which appears to be a mathematical equation. The equation is written in black ink and is written on a white background. Below the equation, there is a green cutting mat with a black handle. On the right side of the image, there are two red markers, one on the left side and one in the center. The markers appear to be used to mark the equation.</caption><transcript><audio_129> descargando como dice aquí under load sobre sometida a descarga yo no la bajaría por debajo de 3 voltios por elemento vale la diferencia entre 2,5 voltios y 3</transcript><caption><image_130>The image shows a white piece of paper with red text written on it. The text appears to be a mathematical equation or a mathematical problem. The equation is written in a cursive font and is centered on the paper. There is a red stamp on the right side of the paper with the text "PROMISE" written in it. On the top left corner of the image, there is a blue pen and a green cutting mat. The background is blurred, but it seems like the paper is on a desk or table.</caption><transcript><audio_131> ahora no tengo la gráfica por aquí la diferencia en capacidad es mínima, la batería prácticamente no os va a dar nada, así que sinceramente por esa pequeña cantidad</transcript><caption><image_132>The image shows a piece of white paper with red text written on it. The text appears to be a list of items written in black ink. The list is written in a neat and organized manner, with the items listed in a larger font size than the rest of the text. The items are arranged in a way that they are overlapping each other.

On the top left corner of the image, there is a blue clipboard with a black clip attached to it. On the top right corner, there are two red stamps with the same text written in them. The first stamp on the left is a stamp with the words "PRIMARY" written in red ink, while the second stamp is a red stamp with a white outline. The background is a plain white surface.</caption><transcript><audio_133> Lo mismo, a ver quién es el...</transcript><video><caption><image_134>The image shows a person's hand holding a piece of paper with red text written on it. The text appears to be a mathematical equation or a mathematical problem. The paper is resting on a white surface with a green cutting mat in the background. The person's fingers are visible on the right side of the image, and they are holding a red rubber stamp with the text written in black ink. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is working on a computer or other electronic device.</caption><caption><image_135>The image shows a person's hand holding a red pen and writing on a piece of white paper. The paper appears to be a mathematical equation or equation written in red ink. The equation is written in a neat and organized manner, with the numbers "4.2V" and "3.0V" written on it. The person is holding the pen in their right hand and is using it to write on the paper with their left hand. The background is a plain white surface, and there is a green cutting mat and a black pen on the right side of the image.</caption></video><transcript><audio_136> ¿Qué tenemos que poner en el inversor en el ajuste de descarga máxima? 3 voltios por 12, sí, correcto. 36 voltios va a ser el valor de voltios.</transcript> something that is emptying it we cannot discharge it below 2.5 well there is a lot written on this subject this is what the manufacturer says however here I tell you my opinion my opinion may  be correct and incorrect, you will agree or not, that is what I advise you and if you don't like it, how to do something else as simple as this is that the 2.5 volts, volts, no, the low is 3 volts, a battery of  lithium when you are discharging it as it says here under loaded it was subjected to discharge I would not lower it below 3 volts per element the difference between 2.5 volts and 3 volts per element now I do not have the graph here the difference in capacity is minimal the battery  It's practically not going to give you anything, so honestly, because of that small amount of charge that you are going to lose, I advise you not to lower a lithium battery below 3 volts per element, it is worth the same.  Let's see who he is and that we have to set the y in the inverter to the maximum discharge setting 3 volts times 12 yes correct 36 volts is going to be the minimum voltage value
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