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Balancing connector help
This is the lipo charger I have:
http://www.htbatteries.com/Public_ht...%20Charger.JPG Where can I find an adapter to balance charge a Thunderpower 4c lipo battery? The Thunderpower battery's balancing connector has 6 wires while the HT charger has a balancing lead with 5 wires??? Thanks |
DSL, I'll help just in case anybody questions you... with a picture.
Here is a ThunderPower balancing tap for a 4S pack: http://i285.photobucket.com/albums/l...f/IMG_0030.jpg Every other manufacturer uses five wires (I've got the impression that TP uses an additional 'common' wire somehow). I'm in the same boat. I'm beginning to think that there is no adapter, and TP does it so you have to buy their balancer, but let's both see if anyone has any good suggestions... :nod: |
Hey DSL, check this out:
http://www.rclipos.com/Accessories.htm If you scroll down you'll see the ThunderPower adapters. I'm giong to post some questions in another thread (8th scale conversions) about this to see what anybody else says. These adapters look a little hack, and you can see that they simply eliminate the last wire, so I don't know if this is a good solution or not. By the way: your title to this thread is a little vague and may be why nobody had replied. Can you change the title so something like "ThunderPower 4S Balancing Adapter Help" ? That might get more responses. |
Originally Posted by dsl
(Post 5253848)
This is the lipo charger I have:
http://www.htbatteries.com/Public_ht...%20Charger.JPG Where can I find an adapter to balance charge a Thunderpower 4c lipo battery? The Thunderpower battery's balancing connector has 6 wires while the HT charger has a balancing lead with 5 wires??? Thanks |
Those adapater work perfectly well and it is easy enough to solder up your own adapter leaving the one wire out. TP uses a common connector for different series count batteries, and the extra wire can safely be eliminated.
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Originally Posted by write2dgray
(Post 5305418)
Those adapater work perfectly well and it is easy enough to solder up your own adapter leaving the one wire out. TP uses a common connector for different series count batteries, and the extra wire can safely be eliminated.
The #5 and #6 wires in the connector are common positive. So either wire can be eliminated for balancing with your charger. Tp stared doing this in '06 to enable (simultaneous) series balancing of multiple packs with their 210v balancer. :) |
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