CrankyCoder
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Ok. So I had a little time to work on my build this weekend.
I listed out all my battery capacities and using repackr.com spec'd my first small test pack.
[img=800x600]http://crankycoder.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/IMG_2104.jpg[/img]
(yes i know, there are some junk batteries in there)
[img=600x800]http://crankycoder.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/IMG_2113.jpg[/img]
After figuring out which batteries I was going to use I cleaned them up, removed the sleeves and resleeved them. I 3dprinted the top holder and here we go
[img=600x600]http://crankycoder.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/IMG_2118.jpg[/img]
So now I am up to the next part of figuring out the best way to wire up this pack. Meaning the physical wiring. Should I use a fuse wire to connect everything? then use a big inline fuse between the pack and whatever I am powering?
Thoughts?
I listed out all my battery capacities and using repackr.com spec'd my first small test pack.
[img=800x600]http://crankycoder.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/IMG_2104.jpg[/img]
(yes i know, there are some junk batteries in there)
[img=600x800]http://crankycoder.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/IMG_2113.jpg[/img]
After figuring out which batteries I was going to use I cleaned them up, removed the sleeves and resleeved them. I 3dprinted the top holder and here we go
[img=600x600]http://crankycoder.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/IMG_2118.jpg[/img]
So now I am up to the next part of figuring out the best way to wire up this pack. Meaning the physical wiring. Should I use a fuse wire to connect everything? then use a big inline fuse between the pack and whatever I am powering?
Thoughts?