How to Use the CellMeter 8 

Ohh actually i realize i bought just the device, it didnt have any of the plugs an connectors? Do u know if amazon supplys ? My hobby shops useless the old men there are very rude an unhelpful for some reason.

this does 8 cells, the others are 7 cell max

Never had any trouble with mine. You must have gotten a lemon

@@fennzand yet this video shows that selecting the servo mode is flakey numerous times and has to be repeated to get it to work. So there is a lot of ‘lemons’ around. That’s the problem with playing Chinese craps, you take your chance and you get what you pay for.

@@markcummings150 Reult of my own temporary clumsiness. No biggy. Works fine for me

I would use a balance charger to balance a battery

It is important to keep an eye on it & disconnect it when the beeper goes off

It would be the best...but discharge current does not run through the device which only "reads" voltage fall for beeping.

Hi Ricardo. At about 12:10 I demonstrate how to check both the overall voltage go the battery & the individual cells. I hope this is useful to you

Voltage is not a capacity, Ricardo asks about mAh calculator or Wh calculator durning discharge.

I am sorry but I can't replicate this. Can you get a 5v source rather than 5.3? Perhaps the .3 is triggering protection function

@@fennz ok Sir....i will check it....do you have any insta id ?..i then share a short video on it..if it's still create problem..in 5v then

Thank you Jose. It's available at Banggood: www.banggood.com/AOKoda-CellMeter-8-battery-checker-with-Battery-Voltage-Balance-Servo-Checker-Tester-p-1196808.html?rmmds=myorder&cur_warehouse=CN

Hi Ravindra. I'm sorry but that is beyond my knowledge. Sounds like this may be out of the range of this product

Hi, A 48V battery has ...13 S and this device can control 7 S max. Perhaps control the 7 first S and then the 6 others. If it's only for voltage control (to search a balance issue) it's possible. You need two external JST male connectors, one for 7 cells and one for 6 cells....But a multimeter will do the same quickly. And I don't know if this little device can balance such a big Pack if you want to do it... Normally your necessary included BMS must do that. if you want to control the discharge by using, simply install a little voltmeter on your pack.

That’s terrible John. Complain to the place where you got it

When you order, you need to be careful wrt whether you're buying JUST the CellMeter 8 blue unit by itself, which is most of the ads I've seen, or the blue CM8 unit PLUS the black interface to the LiPo battery, which also provides the bulbs, socket, and the two wires, which as Stephen pointed out, you don't need the one. You could just use the blue CM 8 box to discharge but it will take an incredibly long time. In the original AOKoda unit, that unused wire was the only wire used in that version.. They changed the blue unit, which I don't like nearly as much as the original. I have both. I just received the CellMeter 8 version today from Banggood and have already tested it out, thanks to Stephen's video. I don't think the AOKoda branded unit is available anymore, even though that was what was pictured on Banggood's website.

@@valkyriep you dont need the bulbs or adapter to discharge. you do just plug the balance plug in and hit discharge like normal. it takes FOREVER but it works the same way