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Thanks for the video. I have an issue when charging and got the "head" separated. One thing not mentioned is the glue that is adhering the back between the two clips. I did this carefully and noticed that there is a four wire plug but only 2 were actually soldered to the battery. The exposed tips of the wires do not look as if they were tinned and therefore possibly were not actually soldered anywhere which may or may not be by design. Do you recall if all 4 of the black wires were connected or only two? I have not pulled the white protective adhesive foam from the top of the 3 batteries yet but wanted to see if you recalled all 4 wires were soldered to the battery assembly from the controller at the top.

And you are taking it apart why?

Thanks for the video. I have an Autel Evo 1 drone and I'm seriously considering a tear down and replace the battery packs. I did this with an old high end metal detector that use a proprietary battery. In the tear down I discovered the battery pack was filled with nothing more than Chinese made "C" style batteries wired in series. Talk about an easy hack and that metal detector is still running at a tiny fraction of the price of the battery pack, which is now nearly impossible to even find.

If you wanted to replace the cells, does it have the same issue as DJI the battery chip disables and won't allow charging?

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Thanks for posting the video. I just got the same low pressure control valve and a regulated hose to fit on a Magma Grill I got second hand without the blue valve. Everything worked fine but I was unsure about the flame colour since I'd never seen the original working. The flame I see on your video confirms I'm good to go thanks.

I think you got a good result but I cook fine with the first of your hoses screwed into the blue magma regulator. Not sure you needed that second hose and valve.

I've had 2 drones go swimming. The batteries short and discharge all the way or below their minimum recharge start level. I've brought a couple back by Jumping it to get some juice in to the minimum so the Charger will take over. Careful, the Bad side of this is BAD.

I just started using an E2Pv2. I picked up the aftermarket charger because I wanted to get my hands on the connectors so I could charge on the road with a lithium iron phosphate battery. Those packs are garden variety lithium, the type used on RC at about 4.1 volts per cell in a 3s configuration yielding 12 volts at full charge. My point is that I suspect the packs could be replaced if one could find the right ones. If I remember, the total is supposed to be 7100 milliamp hours which is an odd size. Autel might just make them themselves. But if it was only 7000, no harm.... Just shorter flight time.

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Nice video but I got tip for you. Buy new batt. Users no need to look inside bat. Pro user ( EVO II pro) is for pro use.

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Hello, I have the same Magma grill, and I'm using the Weber grill hose and it works, be sure that your hose opens the valve when you attach it on the blue gas regulator. Nice video, thank you!

Thank you for posting this--very helpful!

So in short, you showed us that it is nearly impossible to replace the cells. That's too bad, since doing so would be a HUGE plus for me and how I view Autel. If these were reasonably priced, I wouldn't even consider replacing cells.

Sorry about your drone. Do a teardown of the drone as well, just to see if Autel's claim of a chip shortage on what they use in the drone is true. ;-)

IT Profession is maybe overworked and quality control been gone since WWII?

Hello, Could you write any gas cylinders you are using because I have an identical grill and I cannot match the gas cylinders, they are all too small when it comes to the thread to screw in

Thanks Al , told me everything I needed .

Thank you for this. Nice to know. Sorry about your drone. You said in a comment that Autel was replacing. Did you mean the drone? Or drone and battery? What did they say was the problem?

why does it cost $200+ each? Supply and Demand ~

My thoughts on batteries....A battery, ANY battery, is just a storage device for electrons. In the case of Evo batteries, there is some circuitry that controls how those electrons flow to the drone, and I assume some firmware that "reports" to the drone how many electrons are left to be used. So, if one could figure out how to mimic this "flow" of electrons and data, then any kind of storage on the battery pack side of things would count as valid by the drone. TO do this would require knowing the logic Autel has built into their battery controller. That is the real problem with rebuilding a battery pack. My skills aren't enough to do that part, but I know how to solder replacement LiPo cells in place of the existing flat packs. Does anyone want to collaborate on rebuilding these batteries? I think there is some money to be made!

Great teardown. Wonderful for the community to see. Thanks for sharing

Great video. Videos like these really help out the community. I hope someone can use this video to figure out how we can rebuild these batteries.

possible to order battery new one ? meant replacement ?

Interesting, did you say it was lithium ion of lifepo4?

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