Lipo voltage checker
#2
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From: RIP 'Chopper', 4/18/13 miss you bud:(
question..why do you want/need a voltage checker? You looking for something "in car"?
Otherwise a standard volt meter which can be found for about 5 bucks will tell you what you need to know.
Otherwise a standard volt meter which can be found for about 5 bucks will tell you what you need to know.
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+1 A standard VOM is all you need to check cells. I purchased a digital balancer to check my cells and balance them between runs without charging. This isn't necessary, but I like the ability to re-balance after runs and to check if a battery may be going south. It keeps my cells healthy and helps to prevent me from over discharging a cell.
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Most lipo balance chargers can be used as a cell checker. Although I can see how one of the little checkers would be handy to have for quick checks, always a good idea.
+ on having a volt ohm meter for general use and trouble shooting, a cheapy generally works fine.
+ on having a volt ohm meter for general use and trouble shooting, a cheapy generally works fine.
#6
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From: Cali
thats what i do, i plug the lipo onto the charger and hit sorage mde, and then then the volts pop up and it tells me how many volts are in each cell, i usualy tend to run them to 3.7 and then recharge from there as i am racing, and then i let em sit at that voltage!!
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thats what i do, i plug the lipo onto the charger and hit sorage mde, and then then the volts pop up and it tells me how many volts are in each cell, i usualy tend to run them to 3.7 and then recharge from there as i am racing, and then i let em sit at that voltage!!
#8
thats what i do, i plug the lipo onto the charger and hit sorage mde, and then then the volts pop up and it tells me how many volts are in each cell, i usualy tend to run them to 3.7 and then recharge from there as i am racing, and then i let em sit at that voltage!!



