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BrianG · 09:14 PM

Yeah, electrical tape can work too. I just said cloth because it will insulate the whole pack (not just the contancts) in case there is something wrong with the plastic sleeve or something.

Well, I suppose you could make some small holes where the contact of the discharge tray go, but that's kinda defeating the purpose of heatshrinking. Add balance connectors? lol j/k.

In lieu of heatshrinking the pack, what about my other idea of adding some insulating material to the chassis itself? I use a rubberized weather stripping I found at Menards. It's about 3/16" thick and doubles as padding for the cells. Just an idea...

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	09.24.2006, 09:12 PM Yeah, electrical tape can work too. I just said cloth because it will insulate the whole pack (not just the contancts) in case there is something wrong with the plastic sleeve or something. Well, I suppose you could make some small holes where the contact of the discharge tray go, but that's kinda defeating the purpose of heatshrinking. Add balance connectors? lol j/k. In lieu of heatshrinking the pack, what about my other idea of adding some insulating material to the chassis itself? I use a rubberized weather stripping I found at Menards. It's about 3/16" thick and doubles as padding for the cells. Just an idea... Last edited by BrianG; 09.24.2006 at 09:14 PM.