I picked up this little voltmeter from the bay and decided to make a meter out of it. I can check the output of my mod with or without a load. It looks like this one:
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-RC-Lipo-battery-Voltage-Indicator-voltmeter-1S-6S-/270621171082?pt=UK_ToysGames_RadioControlled_JN
I have to thank sassyblondeinwa for the case, and Dubs58 and atavanhalen for the motivation for this one.
I recycled the case from an old mod so it looks like crap inside…the next time I will use a new case. It still needs some buffing and a coat of clear on it.
Here is the circuit I used:
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On the top is a switch that lets me check the loaded non-loaded output of the mod. With the switch in the N/O position it only reads the voltage of the mod without a load. With the switch pushed it reads the voltage with the carto in line.
This shows the mod connector end.
This is the Carto connector and switch end
.
This is reading the mod voltage without a load.
Here I connected a carto and pushed the button to read the loaded output voltage.
Here is the insides (I recycled an old mod for this just to see if it would work. Not my prettiest work…lol).
It is so much easier then using the big voltmeter. This thing also works as a great little pass through using my variable voltage wall adapter
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-RC-Lipo-battery-Voltage-Indicator-voltmeter-1S-6S-/270621171082?pt=UK_ToysGames_RadioControlled_JN
I have to thank sassyblondeinwa for the case, and Dubs58 and atavanhalen for the motivation for this one.
I recycled the case from an old mod so it looks like crap inside…the next time I will use a new case. It still needs some buffing and a coat of clear on it.
Here is the circuit I used:
On the top is a switch that lets me check the loaded non-loaded output of the mod. With the switch in the N/O position it only reads the voltage of the mod without a load. With the switch pushed it reads the voltage with the carto in line.
This shows the mod connector end.
This is the Carto connector and switch end
.
This is reading the mod voltage without a load.
Here I connected a carto and pushed the button to read the loaded output voltage.
Here is the insides (I recycled an old mod for this just to see if it would work. Not my prettiest work…lol).
It is so much easier then using the big voltmeter. This thing also works as a great little pass through using my variable voltage wall adapter
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