Monitoring LiPo discharge voltage
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Monitoring LiPo discharge voltage
I am thinking about moving over to LiPo and have a question: I have read how you must monitor the voltage carefully with LiPo and the voltage should not go less than 3.0V per cell. But how do you typically monitor this during racing? Do you mount a small voltmeter on the vehicle or something like that?
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RE: Monitoring LiPo discharge voltage
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I am thinking about moving over to LiPo and have a question: I have read how you must monitor the voltage carefully with LiPo and the voltage should not go less than 3.0V per cell. But how do you typically monitor this during racing? Do you mount a small voltmeter on the vehicle or something like that?
Thanks.
I am thinking about moving over to LiPo and have a question: I have read how you must monitor the voltage carefully with LiPo and the voltage should not go less than 3.0V per cell. But how do you typically monitor this during racing? Do you mount a small voltmeter on the vehicle or something like that?
Thanks.
You can get buzzer warning systems that you wire between battery wires etc, but i found them to be pretty inaudible and useless.
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RE: Monitoring LiPo discharge voltage
Lowest cost metod is to time usage then recharge an see how much put back in.
Best is 80% rule do not discharge below 80% and pack will last a lot longer.
Rich
Best is 80% rule do not discharge below 80% and pack will last a lot longer.
Rich