Look what turned up in the post this morning...how does the battery pack's health look, David?
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LiPo voltage monitor..
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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LiPo voltage monitor..
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Re: LiPo voltage monitor..
Being a simple soul at heart, I've just been going by red or green LEDs.
However a quick Google search suggests that you must never go lower than 3.0 v per cell to avoid cell damage and preferably never lower than 3.5 volts per cell.
David
However a quick Google search suggests that you must never go lower than 3.0 v per cell to avoid cell damage and preferably never lower than 3.5 volts per cell.
David
Tom(ADMIN)- AMS Forum Owner
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Re: LiPo voltage monitor..
Ah, we're a bit posh down here in Sussex. we have fancy digits to look at!
So, going by your reply. I'm thinking that my LiPo pack is probably healthier than I am...
Richard
So, going by your reply. I'm thinking that my LiPo pack is probably healthier than I am...
Richard
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