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could you not mount the cells vertically in buggy/truggy trays?
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You probably could mount them vertically, but it would be a tight fit. An a123 cell is 25mm in diameter iirc and a standard battery tray is about 50x150 so you would have to run a 6s2p pack, which would be perfect for this ebay listing.
You'll need a new charger too, that is one of the two problems. You need a different charger and the cells aren't flat. |
Most half decent lipo chargers can do A123s (Li-fe or Li-ion setting, whichever says 3.7v for the fully charged voltage and 3.3v for the resting voltage), but it does need to be a 6s charger and have a good power output to make the most of that ~5c charge rate potential. 12 of those cells weighs about the same as 7 or 8 nimh cells, which isnt too bad, but still twice as heavy as a similar spec'd lipo, so... personal choice.
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Buy LIPOS!!!
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Resurrecting a bit of an old thread, but the seller updated the sale a little bit. Hes including pictures of disassembling a dewalt DC9360 pack now and says they come straight outa them. Price dropped $5 as well.
Did anyone get these? How were they? Thanks! .dk |
Yeah I bought a set. I could tell from his original pics that they were battery take-outs (you could see where tabs were welded on before). I finished tinning all 12 cells yesterday. I have yet to charge/run them.
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LIPO!!!!!!!!
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I'm thinking the Rustler. I'll be making 2 6s1p packs from them. Does anyone have a link to some oxygen-free fine copper mesh? I want to use that to solder the cells. Battery bars hold too much heat so I'm afraid I wont get a good connection.
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http://www.hobby-lobby.com/copper_br..._2847_prd1.htm I've used LOTS of this stuff, but I use it 2 rows at a time (two pieces for each end of a cell). Has worked great! |
Thanks MM. I found this too- http://www.action-electronics.com/braid.htm. They have some wider braid (1/4" diameter shoud be about 3/8" wide (flat) right?) and it's oxygen free so it wont corrode inside the pack.
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Thats exactly what solder wick is- takes solder well and can handle lots of current/heat. :yes:
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