tx lipo pack over discharged ?

[Justin B]

I've got a Astro blinky and Equinox balancers and neither will fit the Losi balance plug so I need to pick a adapter up. I didn't see where the cells were voltage wise but after adding 1000mah back into the battery (a 2200mah battery)I would say it's not going to come back. I'll check it when I get an adapter for one of the balancers and go from there.

[simplechamp]

I think people are too careless with overcharged/overdischarged lipos. If it puffs or drops to a super low voltage get rid of it. Not worth risking burning down your house. The "it will never happen to me" attitude will eventually prove you wrong.

[brushlessboy16]

Originally Posted by simplechamp

I'm confused... Your transmitter pack is a 3s lipo? Isn't that voltage way too high?

Nope. my Airtronics M8 handles it just fine.

I know the spektrum Dx3/2.0 can handle 3s fine also.

[simplechamp]

Originally Posted by brushlessboy16

Nope. my Airtronics M8 handles it just fine.

I know the spektrum Dx3/2.0 can handle 3s fine also.

Yeah I actually edited my post because I remembered a lot of radios still take more than 4 AA cells. I'm just used to my Losi MTX Pro and Nomadio Sensor which both are only 4.8v-6v

[Justin B]

Simplechamp-I did it outside my house in a wheelbarrow full of gravel away from everything but green grass. The battery is still there as I type this till tonight when I will discharge it and then dispose of it. Thanks for your concern though.

The battery in question was used for a starter box (14.8v 4s 2200mah) not my transmitter.