Does anyone know how I can wire this up to a single lipo battery that doesn't have a balance connector?
1169862
I have a 1S 150 battery for parkzone micro planes, think Champ etc. I have a similar tester, but it does not work on the 1S 150. Will this work on that battery?
1169863
is the single lipo battery a 1,2,3,or more cell battery, if it is a 1cell battery you can if it is more than a 1 cell i don't think you can, with out a balance connector.
1169864
For these devices to work they must be able to connect to each cell in the LiPo which is what the balance connector provides. You might want to read the following link. http://www.tjinguytech.com/charging-how-tos/balance-connectors
1373001
You can tie it directly to the battery. If you are handy you can make a detachable plug as well to make it convenient. It comes with open leads.
1931003
Yes, you need to set the ESC to LiPo mode to avoid ruining the battery. Also, if you don't already have one, you need a LiPo compatible charger.
687722
There's an source and a load. Connect the battery to the source, connect the load (probably speed controller) to the load just as if you were connecting it to the battery. That's it. No wiring diagram needed, these things are pretty standard. Make sure you don't swap the black and red wires.
1925277
Just buy a battery tinder and hook this to the battery it will deliver very low amperage and won't over charge
885196
You can plug it into the balancing board. Or you can make a two prong charger because the charger comes with an empty wire set.
1161421
Just plug it in to the balanc port of your lipo lining up the negative pole on the tester with the negative slot in the plug. If you have it plugged in correctly it will automatically turn on with a loud beep and display voltages for overall and individual cells. It should be set to alarm at voltages 3.3v per cell from the factory. There is a small button between the buzzers that you can raise the voltage limit when you have it connected. It automatically resets to 3.3v when you unplug it. Mine has worked great for over a year. Hope this helps.
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1 - Yes, it can charge and balance LiPo batteries of any size. It comes with a connector that works with any size balance plug. 2 - Whether or not you need an adapter is based on the main plug of your specific battery. Here's a direct link to their product information: http://hitecrcd.com/products/chargers/acdc-chargers/x1-ac-plus-battery-charger/product Good luck!
2139829
Put in fresh AA batteries in the little charger. Then you stick the lipo battery that is included into the slot of the charger
1422260
As far as I know, all balance connectors are the same. I have at least 10 different brands of LiPo's and they are all the same. The Bluecell LiPo testers fit all of them.
1626067
you can connect it in parallel (+ to +, - to -) for double the capacity at 12 volts or in series (- on one battery connected to + on the other battery) with the output being 24 volts. I used a small insulated wires with crimped male and female connectors you can get at just about anywhere such as auto parts to Walmart, Home Depot, Amazon etc. Just be careful to have tight connectors without any paths causing a short or ground. Good Luck!
482934
Nope. You will need a battery and charger. 2s lipo is a good place to start. You will need a special charger for the lipos. Add about a hundred bucks if you want mid grade nicer stuff
687721
Hi, I hear you, they didn't make it easy - especially to wire the backup power supply on the side pins. Just treat it as if it is simply wires in line - red (plus) from source to red of battery, and the same for black. For the side pins - backup battery to keep the data on screen when source power is low - like at night for solar supplies, just connect negative to top pin and positive to second pin - it must be a minimum of 3v to work and will drain a 9v battery in about 3 days. Good luck!
2175070
You should be able to wire together all positive an all negative and just connect one + and one - to the battery. The current draw is fairly low so it should be no problem.
546881
There should be a negative and positive terminal where you can put a wire in and clamp it as seen in the picture near the bottom corner the two terminals. You'll need to take a 9V battery and get one of those connectors where it connects to both of the battery's leads and turns them into a red and black wire. Put those wires into the terminals respectively and it should be powered
1108328
The battery has two connectors. One, foer the balanced charger. I believe an XLT connector & I do believe the other connector is referred to as a tamaya connector by some. Do double check. You can certainly find a good pic of the battery with connectors that can verify this for you. You can easily change the connectors as they are readily available cheaply on amazon, including the tamiya connectors. As long as you are using 11.1v you should be good. Hope I helped.
1272736
All it is saying is to connect the LiPO connector with the positive leads facing the +. Start at - and how close you get to + depends on how many cells the LiPO is. Hope this helps :)