Your editing is so sleek. If I just started, you would be the easiest person to understand. Thank you so much for making this, even though I already know everything ;)
He’ll have more subs soon... he’s just started... As soon as he gets more views his videos will be suggested by RUclips to more and more people. He will definitely improve his knowledge and will be among the greatest channels about FPV drones. I really like what motivates him: sharing what he is learning while he is learning.... this helps a lot of beginners that (some times) cannot follow what more experienced pilots are putting out there. Even though they have more knowledge and experience sometimes they forget all the difficulties and problems they had when they started. Matt is clearly sharing his experiences as he is facing and learning them... Can’t wait to see his progress (as a pilot and content creator) and the growth of his channel. Btw, the quality of the videos, the amount of effort he puts into them, and how natural he is speaking to the camera will definitely make his channel a great channel. I’ve been following since video one. I don’t even remember how I came across his first video, I am glad I did though.
Man... this is so awesome for someone just getting back into the hobby like myself! Too often I feel like I'm lightyears behind and have to gather info from tons of different sources when I just want to know the basics to get started. Keep it up!
I can sympathize. I recently just jumped back in myself after about 5 years away, and the mountain of knowledge that I've forgotten is absolutely frightening. I knew I was in trouble when I picked up my radio for the first time in years, and a big question mark appeared over my head as I wondered what the hell all of these damn buttons and switches were for!
Dude, you explain this so simple. I am just few days away from buying my first fpv 5 inch mark 5 and I am going thru all your videos one by one. I am a Srilankan and there are probably less than 5 FPV drones/pilots in my country. Thank you so much!!!!
Great info Matt! I have the same charger and one of the functions I use quite often is the storage function. I tend to bring my lipos up or down to 3.8V with this before parallel charging. This is also really convenient when it's time to charge up all my packs I know they are ready to go.
Additional tips and corrections from an RC heli pilot (we demand more out of our LiPos than FPV): 1. You don't need all batteries to be the same brand, or even the same capacity. Critically, they need to be the same cell count. Importantly, their voltages need to be close together. In fact, the reason you need them to be the same cell count is because different cell counts IS a different voltage on the pack. To describe what happens -- it isn't even an overcharge amount issue. The issue is the power delivered to each battery in the circuit, and for that matter -- as they exist in the circuit. The moment you wire up a lower voltage battery with higher voltage batteries, the laws of physics (E&M) will be pumping juice directly from the higher voltage batteries to the lower voltage ones and in an unrestrained manner. Basically, it's the bigger batteries that will start to overload the smaller one. 2. When you parallel charge, you can charge over 1C just the same as you would individual batteries. A parallel charging board presents the charger with a single large battery. Take that total capacity, and you can charge at 2C (or higher if you do) of that. 3. This was missing entirely from the discussion: but always balance charge your packs initially. I have a charger that can fast/slow/normal balance charge. I normal balance charge at the start of day, fast balance on the field. If you're going to discharge your pack promptly (within hours), you really don't need to balance charge it slowly with precision. Example: I always charge pairs of my 6s 5200mAh batteries at 20.8A. This is a 2C charge because in parallel it is logically a single 10400mAh battery, twice that is 20.8A. My 6s 6000mAh pairs are charged at 24A, etc.
Hi, thanks for the comment, it's very informative. I'm curious, if you plug a 6s 1500MAh and a 6s 1300Mah, would you set the charge at 2.8A assuming 1C? Would it spread the 2.8 correctly 1.5/1.3 or 1.4A for each - charging the smaller one faster and somehow balancing between them once the voltage rises and tries to equalize? How does it work?
I am absolutely mu to this entire experience but not new to flying drones but I have been asking this question because I don’t know and sometimes it’s better to watch these videos where you can learn tricks and loopholes versus reading and everyone I’ve asked has never answered and here you are posting a video of the number one question I have and has not been answered... So thank you for taking the time
I don't need this information as I have been in the hobby for a few years but for a beginner these tutorials are easy to understand, thoroughly explains everything and has accurate info keep it up man
We couldn't ask for a better video on the subject. I was only looking for information on the parallel board. I have been charging my batteries one by one for a long time!!! Martin from Quebec City, Canada.
Hey Matt! Just getting into flying - really appreciate the video on batteries, really helps take the stress out of such a potentially dangerous process. Keep up the great content!
Can't tell you how many times I've watched this video and many more of yours. EXTREMELY helpful. I haven't even got my first quad yet (literally sat here waiting for delivery today of a Mobular7 HD and some 2s batteries) but I have my charger (ISDT 608AC), TX16S and Attitude V5's and have used this video to understand all the things I hope I need to to stay safe and efficient with my batteries. Thank you so much. You've made an extremely confusing hobby for a total newb like me so much more understandable and given me much needed confidence. Can't wait to get flying!
I like the way you explain all your stuff with writting it on a whiteboard and illustrating it as you go. Often others just spew out a barrage of Volts, Amps, and Watt numbers which makes it hard to follow along in your head. Thanks for the vid! helped me a bunch B-)
You are th eeprfect guide to start into this World Matt, thanks again. I just bought a Lipo charger and the first tbin I did was to enter into your video haha.
I looked all day on the internet while being subscribed to your channel before I got the right answer I was looking for that I found in no other videos about balance board charging and what to set the charger at as far as capacity...at 10:03 or somewhere around that time in the video you draw the diagram with 6 batteries and how they charge 1 ar a time at 1.5. So all day my question was do a multiply mah by the number of batteries. You have the best video on the internet about how to use a balance board and what to set charger at. Thanks very much. Liked, been subbed for a while amd hit the bell for all notifications. I have the dji fpv system and I started watching your videos about it months and months ago. Now I finally got my hands on the setup and love it. Got the built and tuned skyeliner HD with the dji air unit and the goggles and dji transmitter. I have flown about 20 packs with it and love it so much. I am definitely addicted to fpv now. I have been flying the mavic air 2 and the Autel Evo 2 camera drones before getting into fpv. Absolutely love it. Thanks again for the video
Dude I love your videos. I’m waiting on my first FPV drone to get here Monday and I’ve been drowning in your content. I used your affiliate for the charger. Keep it up brotha!
So I was so excited... watched your videos, Mr. Steeles Video, and a few others learning about Lipos... Several hours later, finnally got to my chargers video, ISDT D1 smart charger... received my parallel charging board, connected the parallel port to charger, And than tried to connect my batteries.... NO WAY.... my connector was too small. The batteries for my GEPRC25 (By the way you had recommended it... SO PUMPED TO TRY IT!!!). It has been on back order for several months, and finally found another location that got some in.... SO I need to order some type of converter... what would it be. battery 450 80c and 650 100c.
I don't know why, but I had a hell of a time trying to find good information on charging Lipo batteries when I got into this hobby. I charged my 450mah 4s batteries at 2 amps for a long time before I found that it's unsafe to do that. Funny though, those batteries still work great and they're over a year old now. It's simple. 1000mah is 1 amp charge rate. 2000mah is 2 amp charge rate. 450mah is 0.4 or 0.5 amp charge rate. I don't know why so many videos didn't just say that.
Excellent video, it should be required viewing for anyone starting out in the hobby. Batteries are the most boring, most expensive, and by far the most dangerous aspect to this hobby. What I do is use one expensive 20 amp charger for the heavy lifting and I have a couple of little B6ACs for things like my goggle and ground station batteries (Yes I'm old school, I still use a ground station lol). That was a good tip that the red wire is always on the inside of the balance plug. Unfortunately those little guides on the balance plugs don't provide much protection against stupidity, which I found out the hard way when I got careless once and put on a balance plug backwards. That's why I still watch videos like this, it's not only a good auditing tool for my own practices, but sometimes I pick up a tip that had escaped me!
Just a suggestion. Why don't you start doing some of the clips elsewhere? Like outdoors for example. Btw your tutorials are well thought out, informative and easily understood. well done.
MAN thank you for this video!!!!!! almost every video I watched I could NOT Understand anyone 99% were not American!!!! but i could understand you fine......but one question when parrallal charging the 1500 mah battery's they all had the same V as 14.8 and 1500mah I don't understand you must keep them within .4 of each other, do you mean .4 of each other by the power still left in them from the last use???? and another question what if you are traveling with battery's, you should never charge them before flying on a airplane right?
Thanks! This was exactly what I needed to learn about parallel charging in a short concise video that’s not overwhelmed with RUclips ads. I just finished my first build last night, plugged in the smoke stopper and battery and I’m good to go. Honestly I didn’t think it would work lol. Do you have any good videos on learning BetaFlight that you can recommend, Matt?
Subbed! One thing that took me a while to figure out and understand and I'm sure a lot of Newbies are on the same boat is when you storage charge the volts are 15.17v but the cell is 3.8 mV. What is this mV? Awesome videos btw, I've watched a few. I see your in Canada! Very cool, I just moved to Canada from Boston :).
Really great vid Matt I have 4 1550mah 4s batteries that I need to parrarel charge which would be 6.2amps but my iMax b6 charger can only charge upto 6amp would this be ok?
Thanks for the video. I have the DC only version of the same charger, and I noticed that when charging, even if you specify 2C or 3C for the charging current, that amperage is only applied when the battery is at a relatively low voltage. As the voltage increases, the charger reduces the current, thus getting a charging curve with more amps initially and less amps later on in the charge cycle. I have a parallel charging board, but I noticed some damage on some of the cells on my batteries and I have the feeling that it was because after some time, its just too much work to alwas be checking and grouping batteries to parallel charge, so I was less than perfectly methodical about doing this. My method now is to charge at 3C most of my packs and just do them 2 at a time on the charger. For 6 batteries, I have to make 3 trips to the charger, but I need to be around it anyway, and it takes up about the same time as parallel charging them. I feel this lets the charger more closely manage and balance the individual cells. I have noticed much better battery health doing things this way.
As I said the first time I saw you, you bring unheard info about this hobby, im grateful ive found your channel. Do you know anything about the Htrc h4ac duo? I saw it in a drone mesh's video and it seems good for 25€.
Please continue to make more instructional videos Matt. You are by far the most helpful FPV RUclipsr I've came across, just wish you had more content! Keep it up man!
Sorry about the camera focus in this one. Not sure what happened there...
Cine-nerds like you notice stuff I would never see in a million years. :)
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Is it important to calibrate your charger ?
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Hands down the most easily understood video on this topic for those of us who are easily baffled by jargon. The diagrams help a ton. Bless you
Coming back to this video for like the tenth time. Thanks Matt 👍🏻
Your editing is so sleek. If I just started, you would be the easiest person to understand. Thank you so much for making this, even though I already know everything ;)
Thanks man, I appreciate it!
he is the easiest person to understand : )
He is very clear just like amain hobby
Seriously, I just started and I agree, he is very easy to understand.
You won the internet with the most clear and stupid free parallel charge tutorial. Thank you!
Dude your videos are so good, great voice. I really love them you brought me fpv, you deserve so much more subscribers. Keep it going👌👌❤️
Haha thanks!
He’ll have more subs soon... he’s just started... As soon as he gets more views his videos will be suggested by RUclips to more and more people. He will definitely improve his knowledge and will be among the greatest channels about FPV drones. I really like what motivates him: sharing what he is learning while he is learning.... this helps a lot of beginners that (some times) cannot follow what more experienced pilots are putting out there. Even though they have more knowledge and experience sometimes they forget all the difficulties and problems they had when they started. Matt is clearly sharing his experiences as he is facing and learning them... Can’t wait to see his progress (as a pilot and content creator) and the growth of his channel. Btw, the quality of the videos, the amount of effort he puts into them, and how natural he is speaking to the camera will definitely make his channel a great channel. I’ve been following since video one. I don’t even remember how I came across his first video, I am glad I did though.
This will def be a top fav channel soon
As someone who is just starting out with FPV, massive thank you for this video! Just THANK YOU!
Dude your approach ro teaching people is amazing. Its like the best teachers are never in the classroom but behind a camera.
Man... this is so awesome for someone just getting back into the hobby like myself! Too often I feel like I'm lightyears behind and have to gather info from tons of different sources when I just want to know the basics to get started. Keep it up!
I can sympathize. I recently just jumped back in myself after about 5 years away, and the mountain of knowledge that I've forgotten is absolutely frightening. I knew I was in trouble when I picked up my radio for the first time in years, and a big question mark appeared over my head as I wondered what the hell all of these damn buttons and switches were for!
This would be the most comprehensive explanation of proper lipo parallel charging. Thank you very much.
The best explanation of Li-Po batteries charging I've ever seen. Thumbs up
Dude, you explain this so simple. I am just few days away from buying my first fpv 5 inch mark 5 and I am going thru all your videos one by one. I am a Srilankan and there are probably less than 5 FPV drones/pilots in my country. Thank you so much!!!!
Finally an explanation of balance charging that really made sense, thanks
Great info Matt! I have the same charger and one of the functions I use quite often is the storage function. I tend to bring my lipos up or down to 3.8V with this before parallel charging. This is also really convenient when it's time to charge up all my packs I know they are ready to go.
That's a really good tip! I was wondering what the best method would be in the real world to get them at a similar voltage.
Additional tips and corrections from an RC heli pilot (we demand more out of our LiPos than FPV):
1. You don't need all batteries to be the same brand, or even the same capacity. Critically, they need to be the same cell count. Importantly, their voltages need to be close together. In fact, the reason you need them to be the same cell count is because different cell counts IS a different voltage on the pack. To describe what happens -- it isn't even an overcharge amount issue. The issue is the power delivered to each battery in the circuit, and for that matter -- as they exist in the circuit. The moment you wire up a lower voltage battery with higher voltage batteries, the laws of physics (E&M) will be pumping juice directly from the higher voltage batteries to the lower voltage ones and in an unrestrained manner. Basically, it's the bigger batteries that will start to overload the smaller one.
2. When you parallel charge, you can charge over 1C just the same as you would individual batteries. A parallel charging board presents the charger with a single large battery. Take that total capacity, and you can charge at 2C (or higher if you do) of that.
3. This was missing entirely from the discussion: but always balance charge your packs initially. I have a charger that can fast/slow/normal balance charge. I normal balance charge at the start of day, fast balance on the field. If you're going to discharge your pack promptly (within hours), you really don't need to balance charge it slowly with precision.
Example: I always charge pairs of my 6s 5200mAh batteries at 20.8A. This is a 2C charge because in parallel it is logically a single 10400mAh battery, twice that is 20.8A. My 6s 6000mAh pairs are charged at 24A, etc.
Hi, thanks for the comment, it's very informative. I'm curious, if you plug a 6s 1500MAh and a 6s 1300Mah, would you set the charge at 2.8A assuming 1C? Would it spread the 2.8 correctly 1.5/1.3 or 1.4A for each - charging the smaller one faster and somehow balancing between them once the voltage rises and tries to equalize? How does it work?
I am absolutely mu to this entire experience but not new to flying drones but I have been asking this question because I don’t know and sometimes it’s better to watch these videos where you can learn tricks and loopholes versus reading and everyone I’ve asked has never answered and here you are posting a video of the number one question I have and has not been answered... So thank you for taking the time
Amazing content. You probably saved many houses of lighting on fire
this was a big help for me, i actually ordered this exact charger a few days ago so this was perfect for me! cheers
Thank you for simplifying or rather, unifying everything in a totally understandable way that made sense 😎
I don't need this information as I have been in the hobby for a few years
but for a beginner these tutorials are easy to understand, thoroughly explains everything and has accurate info
keep it up man
One of the best videos that I’ve seen on Parallel Charging. Simple, but yet detailed and to the point.
Thank you!
this is by far the best movie on yt that explains it so simply and accurately for a total beginner, great job
Even though I have a Mavic2, I know nothing about FPV drone. Luckily I found this channel before jumping into FPV. Big thanks mate.
Nice Video! I am into FPV about 18 months now and I wish I had your videos when I started
Just got back into drones after several years. This information is priceless. Thank you so much for the great info and easy delivery.
As someone just getting into FPV this was incredibly helpful. Thank you for making this!
We couldn't ask for a better video on the subject. I was only looking for information on the parallel board. I have been charging my batteries one by one for a long time!!!
Martin from Quebec City, Canada.
Hey Matt! Just getting into flying - really appreciate the video on batteries, really helps take the stress out of such a potentially dangerous process. Keep up the great content!
Great review, this is one of my favorite channels now to know more of rc hobby items
BEST PRESENTATION YET TO DATE THE RC LIPPO BATTERY CHARGING DOCTOR 🔋
Very simple and informative...love it. Needed to see it visually...love the drawings...makes perfect sense to me! Keep up with the good work!
You are covering every single question I have asked my self and went like omg where should I start?!? Love ALL your videos!
Explained better than any other video on the internet. Thank you very much.
Can't tell you how many times I've watched this video and many more of yours. EXTREMELY helpful. I haven't even got my first quad yet (literally sat here waiting for delivery today of a Mobular7 HD and some 2s batteries) but I have my charger (ISDT 608AC), TX16S and Attitude V5's and have used this video to understand all the things I hope I need to to stay safe and efficient with my batteries. Thank you so much. You've made an extremely confusing hobby for a total newb like me so much more understandable and given me much needed confidence. Can't wait to get flying!
I like the way you explain all your stuff with writting it on a whiteboard and illustrating it as you go. Often others just spew out a barrage of Volts, Amps, and Watt numbers which makes it hard to follow along in your head. Thanks for the vid! helped me a bunch B-)
One of the best videos I've seen on this topic. Clear, concise, and useful. Outstanding job!
Thanks Matt! Your diagram helped immensely. I finally understand parallel charging.
Just found this channel searching for this specific topic. Great presentation. Subscribed.
your lipo videos are the most helpful videos for me as a beginner! Thanks for the simple explanations!
Best tutorial ever on charging fpv lipos! Bro thanks!!! 🎉
As a beginner to this kind of stuff, I found this video extremely helpful. Thanks!
Came for the information, stayed to analyze your style. Well done!!! Your content is fantastic and the videos are edited amazingly!
Thank you so much! Great info! New to FPV and this is the area I'm the most nervous.
Literally the best explanation of how to charge batteries man. Keep it up botha!
One stop shop for parallel charging, thanks!
Best explanation of battery charging, subbed 👍
Man, why didn't I find this before! so well explained. thank you!
You are th eeprfect guide to start into this World Matt, thanks again. I just bought a Lipo charger and the first tbin I did was to enter into your video haha.
I looked all day on the internet while being subscribed to your channel before I got the right answer I was looking for that I found in no other videos about balance board charging and what to set the charger at as far as capacity...at 10:03 or somewhere around that time in the video you draw the diagram with 6 batteries and how they charge 1 ar a time at 1.5. So all day my question was do a multiply mah by the number of batteries. You have the best video on the internet about how to use a balance board and what to set charger at. Thanks very much. Liked, been subbed for a while amd hit the bell for all notifications. I have the dji fpv system and I started watching your videos about it months and months ago. Now I finally got my hands on the setup and love it. Got the built and tuned skyeliner HD with the dji air unit and the goggles and dji transmitter. I have flown about 20 packs with it and love it so much. I am definitely addicted to fpv now. I have been flying the mavic air 2 and the Autel Evo 2 camera drones before getting into fpv. Absolutely love it. Thanks again for the video
Thank you very much for taking the time to make this video. It was very helpful!
Dude I love your videos. I’m waiting on my first FPV drone to get here Monday and I’ve been drowning in your content. I used your affiliate for the charger. Keep it up brotha!
Thanks for this amazing video. No one explained such detail about charging battery.
I really like your videos. It's very easy for a beginner to understand. Can you please make videos on lipo storage options ?
Very good break down, best content for beginners.
Well done. Extremely professional presentation.
Thank you VERY much for making these videos!
Just built my first drone and just had my first successfully flight thanks to all your videos :)
You crushed this tutorial. Liked. Subscribed.
Best Video about charging. LOVE IT.
YOU GOT ME TO FPV.
And I love it too.
Thank you for this super well done video, very helpful, clear, detailed and with beautiful images and atmosphere, super cool!
So I was so excited... watched your videos, Mr. Steeles Video, and a few others learning about Lipos... Several hours later, finnally got to my chargers video, ISDT D1 smart charger... received my parallel charging board, connected the parallel port to charger, And than tried to connect my batteries.... NO WAY.... my connector was too small. The batteries for my GEPRC25 (By the way you had recommended it... SO PUMPED TO TRY IT!!!). It has been on back order for several months, and finally found another location that got some in.... SO I need to order some type of converter... what would it be. battery 450 80c and 650 100c.
Thanks for the vid! I'm a nitro guy and buddy have me all his foamies and I had no idea how to charge these things.. Big help! Subscribed
Dude your content really needs WAY more views. Liked and subbed, keep it up!
I don't know why, but I had a hell of a time trying to find good information on charging Lipo batteries when I got into this hobby. I charged my 450mah 4s batteries at 2 amps for a long time before I found that it's unsafe to do that. Funny though, those batteries still work great and they're over a year old now. It's simple. 1000mah is 1 amp charge rate. 2000mah is 2 amp charge rate. 450mah is 0.4 or 0.5 amp charge rate. I don't know why so many videos didn't just say that.
Great clear and concise video. Great work keep it up.
When parallel charging, I plug in the XT60 connector first as it can handle higher surge of voltage than the balance lead. That's my way of doing it.
Just finished your playlist. I learned a lot.
Excellent video, it should be required viewing for anyone starting out in the hobby. Batteries are the most boring, most expensive, and by far the most dangerous aspect to this hobby. What I do is use one expensive 20 amp charger for the heavy lifting and I have a couple of little B6ACs for things like my goggle and ground station batteries (Yes I'm old school, I still use a ground station lol). That was a good tip that the red wire is always on the inside of the balance plug. Unfortunately those little guides on the balance plugs don't provide much protection against stupidity, which I found out the hard way when I got careless once and put on a balance plug backwards. That's why I still watch videos like this, it's not only a good auditing tool for my own practices, but sometimes I pick up a tip that had escaped me!
Thanks for an informative video as always! You're my fpv professor and I'm learning a lot everyday.
I'm glad you like it! I'm no professor though. Just trying to make the basics a bit easier to understand 😅
Thanks, I'm really glad I found your channel. Been doing alot wrong.
Brilliant video Matt. Just a quick one best way to un do/ disconnect batteries after parrarel charged?
Matt very well explained thanks..keep up the good work young man .
Good content dude. This type of stuff is gonna be really helpful for absolute beginners.
thanks man
This was SUPER helpful, thank you!
Great Video!! Best explanation of any video!!!
thank you for educating me about batteries. subbed.
Just a suggestion. Why don't you start doing some of the clips elsewhere? Like outdoors for example. Btw your tutorials are well thought out, informative and easily understood. well done.
MAN thank you for this video!!!!!! almost every video I watched I could NOT Understand anyone 99% were not American!!!! but i could understand you fine......but one question when parrallal charging the 1500 mah battery's they all had the same V as 14.8 and 1500mah I don't understand you must keep them within .4 of each other, do you mean .4 of each other by the power still left in them from the last use???? and another question what if you are traveling with battery's, you should never charge them before flying on a airplane right?
VERY good simple guide for us newbies! Subscribed!
Thanks man! Such a clean and easy explanation!
many thanks for the guide, very easy to follow along.
Super useful video for us new guys to the hobby, thank!
Thanks dude, this was what i needed.
Thanks! This was exactly what I needed to learn about parallel charging in a short concise video that’s not overwhelmed with RUclips ads. I just finished my first build last night, plugged in the smoke stopper and battery and I’m good to go. Honestly I didn’t think it would work lol. Do you have any good videos on learning BetaFlight that you can recommend, Matt?
that was very clear and easy to understand thanks
No lie, you’re my favorite RUclipsr!
Subbed! One thing that took me a while to figure out and understand and I'm sure a lot of Newbies are on the same boat is when you storage charge the volts are 15.17v but the cell is 3.8 mV. What is this mV? Awesome videos btw, I've watched a few. I see your in Canada! Very cool, I just moved to Canada from Boston :).
Really great vid Matt I have 4 1550mah 4s batteries that I need to parrarel charge which would be 6.2amps but my iMax b6 charger can only charge upto 6amp would this be ok?
Awesome explanation Sir👍👍
Straight, clear and to the point. Great video, just got new sub. Thank you.
Great video nice straight forward and simple 👍🏻
Good video, it reconfirmed what I suspected to be accurate.
Thanks for the video. I have the DC only version of the same charger, and I noticed that when charging, even if you specify 2C or 3C for the charging current, that amperage is only applied when the battery is at a relatively low voltage. As the voltage increases, the charger reduces the current, thus getting a charging curve with more amps initially and less amps later on in the charge cycle. I have a parallel charging board, but I noticed some damage on some of the cells on my batteries and I have the feeling that it was because after some time, its just too much work to alwas be checking and grouping batteries to parallel charge, so I was less than perfectly methodical about doing this. My method now is to charge at 3C most of my packs and just do them 2 at a time on the charger. For 6 batteries, I have to make 3 trips to the charger, but I need to be around it anyway, and it takes up about the same time as parallel charging them. I feel this lets the charger more closely manage and balance the individual cells. I have noticed much better battery health doing things this way.
So perfect, thanks dude 🤘🏼
Thank you soo much for the info! Diagram was really helpful as well!
Hi Matt i have one question, can i storage charge 4 battery at once? if can please make the video. Thank you love your videos always helpful ✌
As I said the first time I saw you, you bring unheard info about this hobby, im grateful ive found your channel. Do you know anything about the Htrc h4ac duo? I saw it in a drone mesh's video and it seems good for 25€.
Please continue to make more instructional videos Matt. You are by far the most helpful FPV RUclipsr I've came across, just wish you had more content! Keep it up man!
Thanks homie! I'll make 'em as quickly as I can!
Hey Matt! How do I safely charge the Geprc VTC Lionpack 18650 3000mAh on this charger? Thanks so much for all your instructive videos.
Great content, SUPER easy to understand
This video is too good! Very nicely done and informative. Subbed!