wiring starter box for 2 batts?
#2
You want to go + to -. That way you get the voltage up to 14.4
#4
If you do it that way you get twice to mah but not twice the voltage. He needs at least 12 volts to power the starter motor.
#7
Direct soldering is fine if you don't mind charging the batteries with alegator clips. I would recomend deans connectors or another high quality connector though for ease of charging.
#8
Also, you should cover the battery bars up on those packs so the batteries won't short out if they shift.
#10
it didnt work , sparks were flying out and the batteries got really hot. I had one side all wired up and then as i was connecting the other side it started to spark. Any idea whats goin on? Can someone dram a diagram on the pic to show me how to wire it. would it be safer to wire each battery seperate?
#11
ok. The white cable coming from the motor. Split it so you have your 2 separate cables (like + and -). Now solder 2 connections to one and 2 connections to the other so you have 2 sets of triple joints.
Now solder the connectors to the pos and neg of each battery separately and hook the 2 pos to one set of connections and the 2 negs to the other set of connections.
Now solder the connectors to the pos and neg of each battery separately and hook the 2 pos to one set of connections and the 2 negs to the other set of connections.
#12
Originally posted by nick51
it didnt work , sparks were flying out and the batteries got really hot. I had one side all wired up and then as i was connecting the other side it started to spark. Any idea whats goin on? Can someone dram a diagram on the pic to show me how to wire it. would it be safer to wire each battery seperate?
it didnt work , sparks were flying out and the batteries got really hot. I had one side all wired up and then as i was connecting the other side it started to spark. Any idea whats goin on? Can someone dram a diagram on the pic to show me how to wire it. would it be safer to wire each battery seperate?
#14
Originally posted by Palmaris Europe
ok. The white cable coming from the motor. Split it so you have your 2 separate cables (like + and -). Now solder 2 connections to one and 2 connections to the other so you have 2 sets of triple joints.
Now solder the connectors to the pos and neg of each battery separately and hook the 2 pos to one set of connections and the 2 negs to the other set of connections.
ok. The white cable coming from the motor. Split it so you have your 2 separate cables (like + and -). Now solder 2 connections to one and 2 connections to the other so you have 2 sets of triple joints.
Now solder the connectors to the pos and neg of each battery separately and hook the 2 pos to one set of connections and the 2 negs to the other set of connections.
is this sort of wut you mean, now should i just split the 2 wires and connect them to 1 battery and the same with the other?