Lipo Batteries in Parrallel
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I can't see a battery in your pic so I'm not sure what your concerned about. Parallel you put the + or red wires together and the - or black wire together. There are protection boards you can get too from many places. One I know of is tenergy. You can check their web site I remember seeing information there.
I just broke it down everything seemed to turn out right each battery is testing out at 3.9 right now... so now I just have to put 2 together so from what I am seeing I can just solder a jumper from positive to positive the from negative to negative?
I use kapton tape but you can try electrical or plastic tape. For tabs you could use part of a can lid sand it litely cut it and pre tin it with solder.
Pardon my unknowing but I'm at work so I can't look by from the battery what exactly is hooked to the tab is it a wire?? So I could remove the flimsy tabs and solder in the can lid so it's more sturdy??? Thanks again for all the help
I can't see the battery either... lol I have taken apart old tv,s and inside they have rf shileds look like square sheet metal lids I save them cause you can cut them up and easily solder to them. Best to tin your battery and tab first keep the heat down.solder your wires to the tab you attach tin it first too. Keep your iron clean and loaded up with fresh soulder.
This is what I'm referring to with the tabs which I'm sure you knw but since u couldn't see it I posted this and this is after I dismantled the 3 pack.... So my question earlier was because of the chemistry does it matter which side ends up positive and which is negative...
Oh yes it does! If the pack is not marked + - you better use a meter and test it out. Dont blow up your expensive dna 20.
Parallel 3.7 volt will still be 3.7 volt. Guess you already know but just in case.
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