Very good m'lady .... but I think this one might be more comfortable with the drive required :Heres one
Very good m'lady .... but I think this one might be more comfortable with the drive required :Heres one
How do you go about making a balance lead for these 4-cell packs ?Beware of cell imbalance with these lights if they come with battery packs, all three of mine had simple LVC circuits but no facility to balance cells so I ended up adding balance leads to all three packs. Two of them showed badly balanced cells which meant shorter than expected illumination time
For a 4 cell pack you'll need something that will balance 4 cells. Probably best to get a 6 cell balance charger from Turnigy.
It's a front bike light though ... and needing a £30 charger to get a bit more run time out of a £9 battery pack is one of those things which just doesn't make much sense. May as well accept the 'out of balance', buy 2 battery packs and carry a spare along in your rack bag.I have no connection with the seller but this is the best "cheap" lipo/life/nimh balance charger going. Same layout as the IMax B6 but this has a cooling fan built in.
Turnigy Accucel 6 50W 6A LiPo NiMh NiCd LiFe Balancer Charger w/ accessories | eBay
So with that balance extension charger lead, how does it wire in to the battery circuit on the 4-way pack ?
Thanks ... I might go for it, basically as a building block (baby step !) towards starting to understand LiPos (maybe ...). Got a feeling this parallel / string thing will only start to make sense once I work on something. But I do need to track down an affordable balance charger that'll deal with 4 cells rather than 2-3.The middle wire should be soldered to the strip on the end shown in the first photo.The other two should be soldered to those strips at the other end that go that go to the pcb. If you go for it, I'll give you a detailed sketch.