Hello all,
I am using an S1100 Spektrum charger, which came updated to be G2 compatible from new, with 2s 5000mah 50c G2 batteries.
I can see individual cell voltages, but not individual cell resistances (they are all just 0.00). Does anyone know if this is normal? Maybe it’s a limitation of the 1 wire communication system vs a balance lead.
The charger is also reporting several over discharge faults for both batteries. Does anyone know what the voltage threshold is that triggers an over discharge fault?
My son ran the batteries to LVC in our Granite 3S BLX with the BLX 100 esc. I think he managed to get the cells down to just below 3.2v per cell somehow. Which is a bit worrying in itself as the BLX100 specs say LVC is 3.4 v/ cell I was not paying full attention either time and he said that he kept driving it in limp mode, until it stopped altogether, and the esc started beeping. And there is no reference to beeping in the BLX100 manual I can find. Has anyone else experienced that?
Many thanks!
I am using an S1100 Spektrum charger, which came updated to be G2 compatible from new, with 2s 5000mah 50c G2 batteries.
I can see individual cell voltages, but not individual cell resistances (they are all just 0.00). Does anyone know if this is normal? Maybe it’s a limitation of the 1 wire communication system vs a balance lead.
The charger is also reporting several over discharge faults for both batteries. Does anyone know what the voltage threshold is that triggers an over discharge fault?
My son ran the batteries to LVC in our Granite 3S BLX with the BLX 100 esc. I think he managed to get the cells down to just below 3.2v per cell somehow. Which is a bit worrying in itself as the BLX100 specs say LVC is 3.4 v/ cell I was not paying full attention either time and he said that he kept driving it in limp mode, until it stopped altogether, and the esc started beeping. And there is no reference to beeping in the BLX100 manual I can find. Has anyone else experienced that?
Many thanks!