Hey all.
I'm not sure if anyone has noticed this. Please blast this thread into oblivion if I'm beating a dead issue.
I had initially had the problem of my tb47 inspire battery not fully charging. When you plug the charger back in, its too "smart" to know its voltage is not topped off.
Anyways. I fixed this by unplugging the battery lead, turning on the smart battery, then plugging a hot lead back in. It will resume charging as normal.
You can also do this after a long full charge and then top it off again. Get a few mah's back in.
I THINK the reason the smart battery is a good/bad idea. It's necessary to supply lipo's to mainstream owners not prior hobbyists. However I would like to have my power lab at 20A :/
I'm not sure if anyone has noticed this. Please blast this thread into oblivion if I'm beating a dead issue.
I had initially had the problem of my tb47 inspire battery not fully charging. When you plug the charger back in, its too "smart" to know its voltage is not topped off.
Anyways. I fixed this by unplugging the battery lead, turning on the smart battery, then plugging a hot lead back in. It will resume charging as normal.
You can also do this after a long full charge and then top it off again. Get a few mah's back in.
I THINK the reason the smart battery is a good/bad idea. It's necessary to supply lipo's to mainstream owners not prior hobbyists. However I would like to have my power lab at 20A :/