Watch "3DR Solo battery use any 4S lipo mod Part 1" on YouTube

Rolando Ramos · Mar 18, 2018

Jhanley · Mar 24, 2018

This is an awesome mod but way above my abilities. I will definitely cause the explosion... Great job!

aerial desert · Mar 24, 2018

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Great video. Where is the link to part 2? Thanks

jasonferrier · Mar 24, 2018

Rolando Ramos · Mar 24, 2018

Jhanley said:
This is an awesome mod but way above my abilities. I will definitely cause the explosion... Great job!

If your careful and take your time you could do it. I need to warn anyone trying because lipo batteries are very dangerous. I am finishing my project by tonight and flying tomorrow to test.

artcuda · Mar 24, 2018

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You have an easy way about you. Very calming and unassuming style of communicating. It was a pleasure to watch. Congratulations on your success. At 2.52 in the vid, where you couldn't get a reading, 1 solution is to scrape off the top coating on both terminals. Afterwards,put some clear coat nail polish on to seal it up again. It's always worked for me. Generally when I apply too much pressure on stuff, it tends to break. Go figure. Anyway, keep making vids 'cause you're a natural. Cheers

pyrate · Mar 24, 2018

very good tutorial,.
what we really need is an adapter with a built in BMS
no more risky battery disassembly. This lays a nice groundwork of knowledge

Rolando Ramos · Mar 24, 2018

artcuda said:
You have an easy way about you. Very calming and unassuming style of communicating. It was a pleasure to watch. Congratulations on your success. At 2.52 in the vid, where you couldn't get a reading, 1 solution is to scrape off the top coating on both terminals. Afterwards,put some clear coat nail polish on to seal it up again. It's always worked for me. Generally when I apply too much pressure on stuff, it tends to break. Go figure. Anyway, keep making vids 'cause you're a natural. Cheers

Thank you for your kind words, and info on the balance plug info.

Cheers.