There’s an important distinction! 2x6s is not really the same as 12s.
@Songsta please double check with trampa and also independently verify that this charger can charge two 6s packs that are connected in series. All chargers I’ve seen that say “2x6s” need to have the series connection disconnected before hooking up.
Oh boy, I can’t believe I missed this thread until now.
I’m working on some pretty frickin neat shit at my job that’ll blow your socks off, my guys. I’ll update once I get permission from Mr boss man.
I’d really really like to see some of this stuff trickle it’s way into esk8. But we’ll see. If anything, I’d like to make some kind of starter kit deal, but selling stuff is a logistical nightmare.
Yes, it’s this one. There is one power output that gets connected to a Y-splitter that feeds 2x6s Lipos. There are 2 balance cables though, which connect to each of the 6s batteries.
that would work than how you planned.
I wired all my packs up like this. 12s pack or 2x6s packs. always with 6s blance plugs, so that i can charge my lipos and liion with the same charger and 12s bms.
hope that did not confuse more
So I am having problems with this cell group. The nickel wont sit flush on the cell because of old nickel “residue”. This is because I first welded nickel onto it and then had to rip it off, which left some pieces of nickel on the cell.
Would it be possible to rub off the nickel with sandpaper? Or would this damage the cell in any way?
Here is a picture. It kind of looks lite there is a hole in the cell, but it is just from a spark for when the nickel was not flush with the cell when welding.
It’s very simple to calculate. You take the circumference divided by 2 or just add width and height, then add 10-20% headroom est voila! That’s the proper size of heat shrink (flat dimension).
Here an example, my 12s6p brick is 200mm x 120mm x 70mm.
So the proper heat shrink would be 120mm + 70mm = 190mm. I could use 200mm (tight) or better 220mm. For the other side it’s 200mm +70mm = 270mm. A 300mm heat shrink would be fine.