Battery matching & assembling
#1
Battery matching & assembling
I've never assembled a mixed batch of cells. I was hoping someone could help me out here. I have about 60cells all zapped, cycled & labeled. Which numbers do I use to group them into 6cell packs? Do I go by mah, voltage, runtime or what?? Then, which numbers go on the outside of the pack? The higher or the lower? Thank you in advance for your reply=)
#2
Forgot to mention, these are nimh.
#3
Tech Regular
Hey lameposeur
It depends on what your looking for... I go first by voltage, then runtime, then IR... But I'm NO EXPERT just an average kinda guy that can't drive...
Have Fun!!!
Bradley J. Gotori
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It depends on what your looking for... I go first by voltage, then runtime, then IR... But I'm NO EXPERT just an average kinda guy that can't drive...
Have Fun!!!
Bradley J. Gotori
[email protected]
#4
Here is what CE recommends.
For stock:
Runtime, Voltage, IR
For modified:
Runtime, IR, Voltage
In that order! If you have all your numbers in a Microsoft Excel file...it is a breeze!
For stock:
Runtime, Voltage, IR
For modified:
Runtime, IR, Voltage
In that order! If you have all your numbers in a Microsoft Excel file...it is a breeze!
#5
Thank you guys for the reply. Do I put the larger number cells toward the outside of the battery or the inside of the battery??
#6
Tech Apprentice
i dont think it matter there are all paralleled...someone else give the right answer if this is the wrong one
#7
well I do know they aren't connected in parralel, the cells are in series.
#8
Tech Regular
You should put the higher number at the negative side and work towards the Positive. (Voltage, IR, and Run time. In that order).
That will give you more Punch. Don't worry to much about runtime.
That will give you more Punch. Don't worry to much about runtime.