Charlie-III
I wanna be Dave
I usually use 3.2 - 3.4VPC (volts per cell). You are getting into the steep discharge part of the curve. While the cells can go lower, it comes up fast.8)
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low voltage alarm for lipo
- Thread starter RootBreaker
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RootBreaker
RCC Addict
I set mine to 3.4 which is too concervative... I figure batteries r cheap so gonna drop it to 3v
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Meatwad
I wanna be Dave
3v is what I've always run, some devices won't let me though and force a 3.2-3.4v setting.
I would love to pickup 2 of these but I am in Canada and they dont ship here. Is anyone kind enough to order and send to me? I will pay it back :ror:
RootBreaker
RCC Addict
RootBreaker
RCC Addict
I got them in.. WOW THEY ARE COOL!!!!!
loud and easy to use..
gonna velcro one into each micro crawler and put the 3rd in the M14 to do lipo.... yay...
"thumbsup"
lil bigger than I thought would be but bahhhh it is ok...
scoggdog13
Pebble Pounder
I use a simple lipo alarm on my crawler for 2s lipo. I was wondering do u stop and charge after one light goes red or do u go till both red lights come on?
Valreesio
Quarry Creeper
If one of your cells drops below the voltage limit (I am assuming this is your red light) then stop and charge it. Balance it also. Not worth the risk.
In response to the first poster months ago. My eleven year old left his truck on after the LVC shut the truck down and killed the lipo. I know your pain. I will take credit and say I should have watched him better, but I went out after it happened and bought one of these programmable alarms off ebay. Loud as a fire alarm and light as a feather. I keep it in my box (as others have said) to check my voltages while I am out.
In response to the first poster months ago. My eleven year old left his truck on after the LVC shut the truck down and killed the lipo. I know your pain. I will take credit and say I should have watched him better, but I went out after it happened and bought one of these programmable alarms off ebay. Loud as a fire alarm and light as a feather. I keep it in my box (as others have said) to check my voltages while I am out.
RiceBurner
Quarry Creeper
I got one from RC4WD similiar to nimyad's post for an outcry esc that I have. Works great, LOUD!, adjustable and monitors/displays individual cells.
