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What could it be??? - 08.06.2009, 08:27 PM

I had my X1 crt out driving today and she was running smooth as heck. It was doing just about double standing backflips on 4s!!! I went to take off and there was a chrunck ... it moved an inch and died... I brought it in thinking ESC... so I hooked up a new batt and the ESC is 100% fine... phewwww (it's got a mamba monster 2200kv combo in it) I took my volt meter to it and the batt is reading 0 volts??? I checked the meter on the other batt and got 16.4 volts, so the meter is good, I then cut off the deans thinking it was my newbish solder job and still 0 volts at the wires!!! What could it be???
   
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08.06.2009, 08:44 PM

could have broken a solder joint inside the pack. No puffing or damage to the pack correct?
   
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08.06.2009, 10:43 PM

check voltage across the balance connector.


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08.06.2009, 10:50 PM

What packs are these? ..... MA? It does sound like a blown tab.
   
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08.06.2009, 10:52 PM

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What packs are these? ..... MA? It does sound like a blown tab.
could be a zippy


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08.06.2009, 10:54 PM

It's plausible..
   
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08.07.2009, 06:35 AM

It's a zippy flightmax ..... I was figuring a blown tab inside No puffing or damage to the pack at all it's only the second or third time I've used this pack too..... voltage across the pack is cell 1 - 3.9v, cell 2 - 3.9v, cell 3 - 0.0v, cell 4 - 3.9v.... my other flightmaxx pack puffed it's 4th cell on my first run with it.... all the other cells where still registering 3.9v too...... ugghh looks like i got 2 from a bad batch. I have 4 other zippy batts and they are all fine and have been run a 12+ times each with no issues. I think I'll stick with buying 2s 's and run them in series so that if one cell goes bad I'm not out a full 4s lipo.....
   
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08.07.2009, 11:45 AM

If you feel brave, you could disasemble the damgaed lipos, and either reapir the broken tabs (if possible), or remove the dead cells and reconfigure them (4s > 3s and so on).

Linc can guide you as he has experience with these packs.
   
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08.07.2009, 06:58 PM

Cool... I might just give it a go Neil
   
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