lipo cells
02-01-2011, 03:10 PM
#5
DO NOT MIX CELLS
DO NOT EVEN THINK ABOUT USING ANOTHER BRAND CELLS OR EVEN CELLS OF SAME BRAND BUT FROM DIFFERENT LOTS.
NEVER, EVER TRY TO FIX BAD PACKS THIS WAY.
YOU WILL DAMAGE YOUR PACK DURING CHARGE OR DISCHARGE OR EVEN WORST, BURN DOWN YOUR HOME AND GET A WHOOPING FROM YOUR MAMA.
NEVER, EVER TRY TO FIX BAD PACKS THIS WAY.
YOU WILL DAMAGE YOUR PACK DURING CHARGE OR DISCHARGE OR EVEN WORST, BURN DOWN YOUR HOME AND GET A WHOOPING FROM YOUR MAMA.
02-01-2011, 03:22 PM
#6
HAHAHA! Thanks for the advice dad. 
But seriously some of us have plenty of experience with repairing lipos. And by experience I mean blowing things up a lot. Lipos are not nuclear devices that threaten humanity. They're perfectly safe if you're not an idiot.
But I agree mismatching the cells is bad news bears. I'm hoping someone may have a 30c 5000 cell from a battery that may have one damaged cell.
But seriously some of us have plenty of experience with repairing lipos. And by experience I mean blowing things up a lot. Lipos are not nuclear devices that threaten humanity. They're perfectly safe if you're not an idiot.
But I agree mismatching the cells is bad news bears. I'm hoping someone may have a 30c 5000 cell from a battery that may have one damaged cell.
02-01-2011, 08:08 PM
#8
I don't know if you're interested but I have a 5400 20c 3s in working order. Unless you're looking specifically for a 5000. Either way, here's a picture for you.
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