“DIY: Building a Li-on 6s2p FPV Battery Pack from Scratch”
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- Опубліковано 11 гру 2024
- Gather the necessary materials: You will need a soldering iron, solder, nikel strips, and 21700 cells.
Prepare the cells: align up the cells using a 3d printed plastic tab.
Connect the cells: weld the batteries with nickel strips or wires to connect the cells in series and parallel.
Wrap the pack: Wrap the pack with tape, neoprene, and heat shrink for protection.
Charge the pack: Charge the pack with a suitable charger and use it for your next FPV drone project.
This video will provide you with a step-by-step guide to building a 6s2p battery pack for your FPV drone. By the end of the video, you will have a better understanding of how to build a battery pack from scratch and be able to apply this knowledge to other projects as well.
Everything is very detailed! Thank you!
Great video. Could you please share the wire gauges and a good source for the plugs?
@@CarGuy1 I used 12 gauge wire
a.co/d/gDDbALO
I got all my parts from Amazon including wire and plugs. batteries I outsourced from a different site
Just finished up the battery with new ones. Holly crap i got 13 miles on my 7" now
@@zoeconner11 are you on analog or digital system?
Thank you for the video. What are teh dimmensions of that shrink wrap you are using? please.
I used this this one
a.co/d/8kHi5Td
Hello, I have ImaX B6 v2 charger and the balance socket has numbers from 1 to 6 and then minus sign, do I need to reverse the cables for it to work correctly?
@@siskanalasneveikia2269 I’m not familiar with your charger, but all chargers are built the same way.
1-6 is positive and minus sign is negative, i don’t see why you would need to change anything.
You can potentially start a fire reversing polarity or mess with any of the cables.
Be very careful with cabling!
@@Voodoo_Nation thanks!
Hi, I found your video to be the best that I have viewed. Thanks for the posting. I have a request for you to post the diagram you show in the video in PDF format so it can be printed and used as a guide.
I did make a diagram that’s in the video, I can make it a pdf if you like
That would be great. I photographed the screen of the diagram and it is a pain to use as a guide. Thank you.
@@benpowell3277 I’ll make a PDF and post the link
@@Voodoo_Nation Thank you I am looking forward to it.
See if you can download from this link
drive.google.com/file/d/1h-ncqLYSOsyZYr8Ziq3cMiENCuVC1n8p/view?usp=drive_link
@@benpowell3277
Well your video help me make my first pack. Just got the welder today. Not sure what i did wrong. About 2min in flight it drops to 3.2v quick. What did i do wrong? Everything charged up good. I checked when i landed it says 4.08v. So when do i land? Thanks
Did you use the same cells as I did?
It’s normal for it drop a bit due to amp pull.
Make sure to charge with Lipo settings and not lion, or batteries will not fully charge and drop real quick!
With lion you can go down to 3.0 with no issue
Digital
DJI O3?
Hi, very good video. Do you use 12 awg cable ? What is the thickness and width of nickel strip ?
Thank you !
Here is the link to the wire and nickel strip
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08975Y722/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01CJJU6NU/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
What did you modify on that purple welder? Can you tell me, please? is it diode and something or ? tnx for help
I added 5 more mosfet and copper on top of the traces going from positive and negative to mosfets
@@GlishaSo I will take some pictures tomorrow and send it to you
@@Voodoo_Nation oke tnx!
@@GlishaSo Here is a video I uploaded that shows the traces, Mosfets are same as the orignal ones, you have to make sure you match the part number, I got mine from Aliexpress
ua-cam.com/video/ZsDO9apBb_Y/v-deo.html
Hi and thanks for good video, how heavy is this pack?
I made two of them and they are about 950 gram
@@Voodoo_Nation thank you 👍🏻
What thickness nickel are you using? Are you sure this is enough for a 90a pull?
@@MTB_FPV if I recall correctly I used 0.2x10mm and double layers.
And you won’t be doing continuous 90amp, if you look at the video I also added additional wires between the serial connection
Am building a 6s5p pack and am confused at one thing, at +ve and -ve collectors can i use 0.15mm * 10mm pure nickel strip spot welded to 5 cells in the terminal group and solder a 10guage wire running the length of the terminal group on tip of nickel strip. Would this be enough to handel 100 amps continuous?
What size heat shrink did you use?
I used this one
a.co/d/1TmF6nF
Whats a good amp to charge for these?
I charge it at 4amp
What's the C ratings
not sure on C rating but Molicel 45B can provide Continuous Discharge Rating (max) 45A (80C Temp cut-off)
10C
Do you sell one?
@@ryanomoso7173 sorry I don’t
Hi what is the Mah of this battery pack and how did you determine it? I built the same with 21700 4800mah 6s2p
If you take two 6s1p 4500 mah batteries and wire them in parallel you will have twice the capacity (9000mah) but the same voltage (22.2 volts). If you wire the same two batteries in series, you will have twice the VOLTAGE (44.4 volts) but the same capacity (amperage), in effect it will then be a 12s 1p 4500 mah battery