Easy DIY Guide: How to Replace the Battery in Your Sedici Systema Bluetooth Helmet

Battery - amzn.to/4bqBBfb
Solder Kit - amzn.to/4b94InE
The battery in my helmet lasted about a year before it stopped holding a charge. At first the battery would charge too quickly, then die in a few minutes. Then, it stopped working altogether. So I bought a battery from Amazon and used my solder kit to fix it myself instead of buying a brand new helmet.

[@doom832]

no need to cut, splice, and solder. if you look underneath the heat shrink further up the black wire there is a connector I found. carefully cut heat srink and expose the connector, then unplug the old and plug in the new and heat shrink the wire again.

[@yungmayanprinceymp6113]

saw that, connector was too small for the new one 😭😭

[@deaconstjohn8643]

Thanks. another informative video.... Have you seen those 2 wire connectors with solder in the in middle. you insert the wires and then heat up the solder with a heat gun. Works awesome... thanks

[@GingerOnWheels]

Yeah I have seen those, they're pretty sweet. A little bit on the pricy side, but may be worth it for a project like this where the battery is right by your head 😅

[@DT-Nicky]

That's the same soldering kit that I bought when I started DIYing. It is essential if you are someone who wants to fix you own things.

[@GingerOnWheels]

Definitely! For the price it can't be beat.

[@scoottheharbor]

You would think that the manufacturer would have made it easier to replace the battery.

[@GingerOnWheels]

Plug and play would've been nice. I think they were going for manufactured obsolescence, but they forgot some people know how to work a soldering iron. 😅
For the price of the helmet, it's rediculous that the battery only lasted a little over a year.

[@Scootphoria]

Woot!!!! Thanky, Thanky!!!!!

[@donscott6431]

Pertinent info! TY😊

[@ryanmundell3504]

Hey so how does the battery perform in heat and I’m also curious on a durable it is compared to the last one.

[@user-bq8gx7le2e]

My god, how can they make helmets that don't have a easily replaceable battery. Mine hemet is only two years old and the battery will only hold a 40% charge. Some manufacturer that wants to get ahead of the competition needs to fix this NOW!

[@GingerOnWheels]

That's the problem, they're trying to make helmets that people have to buy every few years if they want all the features. It's called planned obsolescence, and I completely disapprove. It's worth the extra effort to replace the battery in your helmet with a quality one like this instead of buying an entirely new helmet.