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emaxxracer15 04.06.2009 06:11 PM

need a little lipo help
 
hey guys, i just picked up one of the zippy hardcase car lipos. (4000mah 2s) and when i plug the pack in to balance on my hyperion eos ac/dc charger i always get a loud and very annoying warning saying the balance voltage is too high. it flashes to a screen displaying the cell voltage (i think) and it reads one cell at 4.94 volts and one at 4.97 volts. so as of now, i cant balance the pack because the charger gives me this warning thing. help is much appriciated guys, thanks!

scarletboa 04.06.2009 06:40 PM

jsut run the pack for a while until they drain to about 4v per cell.

lincpimp 04.06.2009 07:28 PM

I am suprised that it has not melted yet... I would suggest getting a voltmeter and checking that... Maybe wiring some sort of load to the lipo, like a light bulb and trying to get the voltage down. Not sure if that pack will be worth anything after being overcharged like that, but you never know.

emaxxracer15 04.06.2009 10:32 PM

just took the pack out for a run, i ran it for 25mins and the charger still gives a 4.9 and 4.93 volt warning about the balance voltage being too high. im workin on finding a voltmeter to verify the voltage

Jeremy1976 04.06.2009 10:54 PM

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Originally Posted by emaxxracer15 (Post 277058)
just took the pack out for a run, i ran it for 25mins and the charger still gives a 4.9 and 4.93 volt warning about the balance voltage being too high. im workin on finding a voltmeter to verify the voltage

Something has to be wrong in your wiring or connections on that pack then. No way after running it 25 minutes would the voltage be the same. Good luck with it and let us know what the end result is.

squeeforever 04.07.2009 01:49 AM

Sounds like its the charger...


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