As far as 4S Lipos is concerned, 14.8 volts are 3.7 volts per cell, which is the nominal voltage. My first alarm is at 14 volts and 'low' at 13.5 volts. I have sufficient security. I see it when I connect the lipo to the charger.
That's what it's designed to do, otherwise set your alarm point lower in parameters lower but then keep in mind not to run battery to low as it's not going to warn you correctly.
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As far as 4S Lipos is concerned, 14.8 volts are 3.7 volts per cell, which is the nominal voltage. My first alarm is at 14 volts and 'low' at 13.5 volts. I have sufficient security. I see it when I connect the lipo to the charger.
Receiver ko ESC se jodne par RX bettery low or beep ki Abad de rha h usko dur karne ke liye kya Karna hoga plz halep me 🙏
That's what it's designed to do, otherwise set your alarm point lower in parameters lower but then keep in mind not to run battery to low as it's not going to warn you correctly.
My ext battery option in the alarmdoesnt go beyond 10V, any clue why? And also whats the difference betwen Sig1 vs error?
What is exactly SigS1?
Do you know the limits for 3s?
High 12.6 alarm 11.12 low 11
That is your signal strength out of 10