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Ah, that could be slight issue, but there is a work around, of sorts. You would need to buy a single 2s lipo male balance plug (jst-xh/ align style) with the wires pre-attached, and solder it (first & third pins/wires) to one of the esc's battery connectors ( refer to that diagram I posted earlier to work out which one). Then, you would just need to plug in the lvc device to that balance plug to monitor your lipo during use- you wont be able to read the individual cell voltages though since you cant hook up all three wires on the balance plug, not unless you add a little bullet plug to the middle wire and plug that into the little hole on the lipo ( I take it you have hard case lipos that have 2 large and one small female bullet built into the case?).
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Will this diagram help?
http://scriptasylum.com/forumpics/ha...lance_plug.gif You could make a pigtail connector setup that looks like the above picture and permanently attach it to the lipo so you'll always have a balance tap and main wires no matter if you are running or charging. |
Huzzar! :yipi:
Im at work currently so cant do any drawings like I normally would- that diagram is exactly what I had in mind for a more permanent yet removeable work around :yes: Now, when I get home I can steal it and pretend its mine.... :whistle: |
Careful with that. I set it up so if anyone outside the USA downloads it to their computer, it releases a virus that pees in your computer rendering it inoperational.
Additionally, if someone from England downloads the file, the virus also takes a nice dump too. So, not only is your computer broken, it smells too. |
Curse you colonial swines!...
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so 4s alarm or 2s alarm on Emaxx? what do you think Neil? Same price, but which one would save my batteries?
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If you are using a pair of 2s lipos, then a single 2s LVC alarm is all you need, wired up as previously discussed ( see post #76 & #82 ).
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