Left it attached to a brushed.motor kids scooter I was repairing. For a week. The controller drained the pack down to 5vHow did you do it? You know we need to know
Anybody that uses lipos will eventually brick a pack somehow or other. You need to add that cost into your considerations.Left it attached to a brushed.motor kids scooter I was repairing. For a week. The controller drained the pack down to 5v
http://www.hobbyking.co.uk/hobbyking/store/__2103__2102__E_Vehicles-Electric_Quad_Bikes.htmlHave you seen the e-bike menu choice on the HK site? Down the bottom they have an e-vehicle option. Nothing in the menu yet other than some cameras under e-bike accessory.
So you haven't spotted these yet?Have you seen the e-bike menu choice on the HK site? Down the bottom they have an e-vehicle option. Nothing in the menu yet other than some cameras under e-bike accessory.
Have you ever considered bulk charging, which would let you charge without having to reconfigure your packs every time?For the the last 2 or 3 months the only 6S Multistar in stock in the EU is the 800 mAh...
The 4S 5200 mAh is at €18.89 = £15.97
If I had to do it all over again from the beginning the 6.6 Ah 4S packs in 2P3S for a 44.4 V - 10.5 Ah (usable) would be in first place because of the form factor, the 6S packs are too bulky. And because it would be easy to charge all at the same time at 1C with a couple of 300 W chargers and a parallel charging board.
All the HK chargers that are of interest are on back order so that makes choosing an iCharger bought locally a very easy decision... After looking around PC power supplies are the best solution for the € even if bought new: 20€ for 12V x 26 A 300W en sorti!
What's this bulk charger?That's what I thought until I switched from RC chargers to a bulk charger, then like anything worth doing, wondered why I hadn't done so sooner..
Thanks danielrlee, This sound a good idea I would be interested in doing but so I don't take this thread off topic I will start a new post for help on this soon.A bulk charger outputs full pack voltage, negating the need to rearrange packs every time you want to charge.
So far I haven't spent a lot on chargeurs, about 30€. I don't need to charge more than twice a week. I will pull the trigger on a 300W r/c charger and a 450W PC power supply for a grand total of 90€. If I am pleased I'll get another 300W charger and sell the 80W one for 20€ with power supply which I got free.That's what I thought until I switched from RC chargers to a bulk charger, then like anything worth doing, wondered why I hadn't done so sooner.
Just something to consider before spending any more money on charging equipment.