I find it odd they put a 3 cell lipo battery in their guns and then give you a usb c cable to plug into the gun that doesn’t seem like it would charge them properly?? Do the stock gun batteries have a short lifespan?
Daystate Daystate batteries ?
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Good to hear. I just know these batteries are supposed to be charged in a manner that each individual cell is charged equally and I don’t think the supplied equipment will do that.
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At least commercially, BMS don't monitor/measure/charge individual cells unless the pack is tiny.
In a 3 cell pack, I'd imagine they are all considered 1 cell (parallel) by the BMS and it allows discharge to 2.7V and charge to 4.2V.
What is the voltage need of the electronics?
In a 3 cell pack, I'd imagine they are all considered 1 cell (parallel) by the BMS and it allows discharge to 2.7V and charge to 4.2V.
What is the voltage need of the electronics?
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The battery is an 11.1 V. All the rc hobby channels (essentially what the delta wolf battery is ) say that it is highly recommended to use a balance charger for multi cell lipos to get the best life from them. These chargers charge and monitor each cell equally.
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I'm not aware of how it charges when in place, but I almost always remove mine (and obviously the ones on my Red Wolves) to charge them with a stand-alone charger.
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