What's up brother! I just made a 300mah 3s Li-ion pack using your tutorial! Still very relevant. Charging now and test flying my 3.5" Prototype in a bit. Thanks!!!
Try using hot glue to attach the batteries together on the outside of the battery case to secure them togerher.Then you can use shrink wrap or electrical tape.
@@RobertJarosz-en8qn I did this video a few years ago when I first started making battery packs. I just did an updated video with improved techniques. I posted just a few weeks ago.
When I make packs, I use heat shrink tubing to secure them in and basically wrap them in. Tape works, but for a clean sweet look, the heat shrink tubing works well. just have to get some big enough! nice job tho!
I have two power packs I ordered off of Ebay with four of these batteries. I got to power a headlight on my bike. They are covered with black plastic but they are the exact same color and size as these.
Thanks. it's not too difficult, you just have to take precautions. That's one reason I don't use flux because that could drip into the cell and that's not a good thing.
You need a new felt time, or better a rollerball, cos i keep being distracted by wondering if it will work, or that squeaky noise! Otherwise an excellent & helpful video!
Thank you so much.I am just curious is there any way to charge this battery setting without parallel cabling ? And if there is , how should I set the charger?
Best safe. On the top of each cell The negative is right next to the positive. Only a hair keeping them from shorting. solder could make a small bomb if it enters that hair crack.
.... I used the battery welder from temu....then use some Car jumper cable clips And clamped it to an actual car battery and welded it up at 68%... No I'm working on some type of strain relief So the wires don't get jerked and I'm frustrated...5000 mah li ion very weak n heavy...
There is no danger in using flux and compared to the amount of time you spent on the cell (4 seconds then 8 seconds straight on 1, 8 seconds on 2, 5 seconds on 3 and about 5-8 seconds attaching the wire. Roughly same amount of time on the other side. So each cell gets almost half a minute of an 860 degree iron) it is way way safer to use flux. With flux you can be on and off in less than two seconds with the proper tip per attachment per side so less than 10 on each cell. Edit: plus balance lead time puts them at more than 30 seconds. Edit edit: Kapton tape will change your life but its not super cheap. I got 4 different sized rolls 1/4" width up to 2" width for $11