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I'm going to build another two 6S packs and four 3S packs when I get home. I am going to try a test flight of 6S3P which will help with the voltage sag....
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I tested the spot welder on used alkaline cells and each weld required a lot of force to pry off the cell, in fact I had to use pliers to roll the strip...
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Should a band let loose or burn up, that will kill off the battery pack it happened in, since the pack is in series, which would put the full load onto...
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And today a 2 cent 8bit MCU is many times more powerful and can be programmed in C. Couldn't have gotten to this point without doing everything mentioned...
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I have a 306B that will do 1000 watts, 6S. I charge with a parallel board so I can crank up the current and take advantage of the watts. I also have another...
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It's really interesting to see how computers evolved from punch cards that were used on textile machines and early CNC then to analog and early forms...
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I was born 6 years after that core memory card was built. My first computer was a 486dx-33, 8MB RAM, 5.25" and 3.5" disk drives, 2400bps modem,...
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The nickel strips are also kept very short. The heat I felt were from the batteries. If the strips get hot, they could melt the PETG housings, which hasn't...
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Distilling is the only way to really renew the IPA, many resins also contain pigments that will eventually kill the effectiveness.
If you have a...
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Yep, I killed 20 of them until I figured out the right recipes!
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I'm too young to even know what core memory is but it intrigues me. How does each bit get written, and how does it stay written?...
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I have a hard time staying still to read a book, even a book I want to read. Same exact issue with sitting down to watch a movie, got too many "hands...
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I put my probe somewhere in the hole and press cycle start
For the Bridgeport, this would be a handy tool, I've gotten away with just a dial...
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Are the current ratings for continuous use? My application has short duty periods, around 8 minute flights. I have since bought a soldering iron that...
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I had two successful flights this morning. Not as much punch as a LiPo pack, but much longer flight times, flying around at half throttle to keep current...
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Most people in the R/C hobby solder them, I'm going a bit rogue with the spot welder and the thin strips, I do have remaining questions if it can handle...Last edited by RB211; 01-31-2023, 02:46 PM.
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If you have a soldering iron with a massive sized tip, one that has enough thermal mass to not have the battery and wire act as a heat sink, you can get...Last edited by RB211; 01-31-2023, 01:58 AM.
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Here's the spot welder, works for intended purpose of batteries and thin nickel strips. https://www.amazon.com/Portable-Mach...-Equipment-Sto...
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