so I’m planning on building a pack with a bunch of salvaged cells, but they are measuring mostly 2.5-3V. I know this is really low, but can I bring the voltage back up manually with these thingies:
and then build the packs when the voltage is back to a safe range (3.7ish)? Are there any risks involved with this method?
Or, alternatively, I was wondering If I could build p-groups with cells that are close in voltage, but have the p-groups themselves differing quite a bit in voltage, and then charge the p-groups? So for example, say i build a p-group with cells all around 2.6V, and then another group with cells around 2.85-2.9V, and then charge the whole p-groups up to be around 3.7V?
Not sure what the best route is here with salvaged cells, so lemme know what you think. I ordered some o those liitokala’s back in April from China so they ought to be getting here any day now.
I just worked with some of these sensor cables on haggy motors and AVX drives on the century I built. The problem with a panel mounted setup is the angle of said panel. If I had mounted these as designed they would’ve stuck straight into the motor cans rather than following the curve of the deck.
They look nice. But the space they need to fit in and the fixed, short length of the cable come from the motor made them a little annoying
I rub the grunge off on the wood surface I’m working on. I used to use a file to gently knock off the schmeg, but wore my electrodes down to a nub. Good luck
