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J.DUKE 12-20-2011 08:54 AM

Lipo balancing question
 
Hi there.
What are considered good LIPO balancing ranges?

For example, my Losi Multipro balance charged my 2s lipo and the final voltages were 4.18 and 4.20.

Is that good, bad, or somewhere in the middle?
Should they match perfectly when balance charging?
What is an acceptable margin of error?

Been running lipos for years, but I'm new to balance charging.
Thanks.

Charlie-III 12-20-2011 09:13 AM

Re: Lipo balancing question
 
I usually look for within a tenth or so, your example is two hundreths. Fine by me.

xjcritter 12-20-2011 12:22 PM

Re: Lipo balancing question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Charlie-III (Post 3457713)
I usually look for within a tenth or so, your example is two hundreths. Fine by me.

X2 I normally let mine charge until the timer shuts it off,120mins, if the cells are a little off. But Ive been pretty lucky on them not being to far out of whack.

crawlhog 12-20-2011 02:32 PM

Re: Lipo balancing question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Charlie-III (Post 3457713)
I usually look for within a tenth or so, your example is two hundreths. Fine by me.

agreed , mine are never always the same . ive been using the same batts for a year and there still good. i always put them on balance charge

J.DUKE 12-20-2011 11:10 PM

Re: Lipo balancing question
 
Ok Cool.
Thanks.

So as long as the cells vary by less than 0.10 volts, than I can consider that pack to be sufficiently balanced?

Charlie-III 12-21-2011 08:19 AM

Re: Lipo balancing question
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jduke31+6 (Post 3459400)
Ok Cool.
Thanks.

So as long as the cells vary by less than 0.10 volts, than I can consider that pack to be sufficiently balanced?

In my opinion, yes.
Chris the Battery Man may agree/disagree as may others.


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