Turnigy nano tech 5.3 trop dechargé ??

Salut , jai une batterie turnigy nano tech 5.3 2cell 7.4v qui je crois a trop decharger car mon chargeur indique toujous loe vol et ya pas moyen de la faite charger ! Cest la batterie que jutilise dans mon wraith !

Alors ma question est : ya tu un moyen de faire de quoi avec ca!! )

Merci bcp !

Frank

Tu peux essayer ceci, j'ai déjà réussi à récupéré une batterie coome ça.

It's pretty easily actually. All you need to do is get a NiMH charger, and set it to the approximate voltage to your lipo pack. (I.E. 7.2v for a 7.4v pack, or 12v for an 11.1v pack) Now, plug in your lipo, and set the charge current for ~1/3-1/2C charge rate (1/3c for a 1000 mah pack is .33 amps, 1/2C for a 1000 mah pack is 0.5 amps) and start the charge.

You only need to charge the lipo for a couple minutes to bring it back to the proper voltage for your lipo charger to recognise it, and charge it again. It is important that you keep a constant watch on the lipo while charging it with an NiMH charger!

If your lipo is still not recognised by your charger, then charge it a bit more on the NiMH charger.

Note: Some lipos may last for numerous more cycles, whereas others might only last a couple more cycles before they die completely. Your results may vary

Niicceee ! Ca marche nickel ! Jai sauve ma batterie !!! Un gros merci mon chum !! Ben heureux le gars !! )

irishman a écrit:Tu peux essayer ceci, j'ai déjà réussi à récupéré une batterie coome ça.

It's pretty easily actually. All you need to do is get a NiMH charger, and set it to the approximate voltage to your lipo pack. (I.E. 7.2v for a 7.4v pack, or 12v for an 11.1v pack) Now, plug in your lipo, and set the charge current for ~1/3-1/2C charge rate (1/3c for a 1000 mah pack is .33 amps, 1/2C for a 1000 mah pack is 0.5 amps) and start the charge.

You only need to charge the lipo for a couple minutes to bring it back to the proper voltage for your lipo charger to recognise it, and charge it again. It is important that you keep a constant watch on the lipo while charging it with an NiMH charger!

If your lipo is still not recognised by your charger, then charge it a bit more on the NiMH charger.

Note: Some lipos may last for numerous more cycles, whereas others might only last a couple more cycles before they die completely. Your results may vary

Batince, c'est bon à savoir !