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what lvc do you guys use with 2-5s lipo in parallel
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Question what lvc do you guys use with 2-5s lipo in parallel - 08.31.2008, 09:21 PM

i need name or link please!
   
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08.31.2008, 09:37 PM

MMM has one built in for 2-6s lipo.

Nothing that I've seen will go higher than 4s, so you will have to try something else like the buzzer/flashing light type LVC warning devices found on heli/plane websites, or hobbycity/swanghobby.
   
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08.31.2008, 09:47 PM

how about this...http://www.dimensionengineering.com/LipoShield.htm
   
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08.31.2008, 10:03 PM

No good-

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LipoShield is intended for aircraft with 0-100% style one direction only throttle. A future product will be aimed at cars.
   
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08.31.2008, 10:58 PM

the Schulze 18.97kwf has "under voltage cut off" at 58.6% as stated in manual...this is too low?
   
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That sounds like a setting for nimhs, so it would indeed be too low for lipos probably. Take a look at this thing:

http://www.swanghobby.com/product.ph...&cat=16&page=1

In theory though, you could use a 4s lvc/ battery monitor that plugs into the balance taps on the lipo, and monitor the voltage of 4 out of 5 cells. When the voltage of those 5 cells drops below 12.8v (3.2v per cell) for example, then you know it would be time to stop running:

http://home.comcast.net/~truerc/custom/custompack.htm (3rd and 4th items down).
   
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