I have little over 100 of these batteries from past ebikes I have had. I want to make an electric generator to run my Tv and a DVD Player for a few hours when the power goes out. do you have a video on your profile that explains how to make something like this? I started to disassemble the battery packs I have I want to buy 1 of those cell holders. How many batteries do you think i need to say run a 65-inch tv for roughly 4 hours? if 65 inch is too big i can just use one of my smaller TVs for when the power goes out. Or even just use the generator for camping or something want to make it portable.
Yeh, using click bate just wouldn't have worked - figured get to it and if it gets views it gets views, Battery hashing video is going well so far after the first 24 hours of testing.. we are much further along in a day then I was after 10 days of this stupid idea :P
Thanks for an interesting vid! Why do you think there was such a difference per cell - was the balance discharge uneven or an algorithm 'thing' or? Would longmons behave differently (I wonder)?
Personally I would put it down to extra resistance - ie, my solder joints, springs in the fuses, fuses them selves or even the crimps in the balance leads. That's my theory, I did reach out to Batrium & was recommended to try get a reading with a good clamp meter. I won't be looking to far into it, but my curiosity is peeked by stuff like this. I have plans for this battery and it won't be around in a few days as it's off to start its life as a UPS for a workshed in the middle of nowhere.
Told ya it was a bad video!! BatteryHasing one is 24 hours into filming and the rig is doing it job well - i'm shocked how stable it is after so long turned off..
14 volt lithium ion. WOW thats awesome, lol just kidding. So I have been watching for a while and I don't know if I have ever heard you say or not, are you completely off grid with your electricity?
The Batrium would have brought every cell to 2.5v as planned. They may have arrived at 2.5 volts at different times - but it would have got their eventually
I have little over 100 of these batteries from past ebikes I have had. I want to make an electric generator to run my Tv and a DVD Player for a few hours when the power goes out. do you have a video on your profile that explains how to make something like this? I started to disassemble the battery packs I have I want to buy 1 of those cell holders. How many batteries do you think i need to say run a 65-inch tv for roughly 4 hours? if 65 inch is too big i can just use one of my smaller TVs for when the power goes out. Or even just use the generator for camping or something want to make it portable.
Tldr was the best thumbnail you could use. Straight to the point with no bullshit. Olso you forgot a nice at 1:00
Yeh, using click bate just wouldn't have worked - figured get to it and if it gets views it gets views, Battery hashing video is going well so far after the first 24 hours of testing.. we are much further along in a day then I was after 10 days of this stupid idea :P
3:35 I HATE HOUSE LIZARDS.. They get into utility boxes and short them regularly at my home and farm. GET RID OF THEM.
We have gecko 100s of them in my workshop, only thing they damage is the paper in the printer when they shit on it lol
I need to find a good way to safely and quickly test the capacity of the 3.3v life po4 50Ah cell.
icharger x8 - you won't regret it
Thanks for an interesting vid! Why do you think there was such a difference per cell - was the balance discharge uneven or an algorithm 'thing' or? Would longmons behave differently (I wonder)?
Personally I would put it down to extra resistance - ie, my solder joints, springs in the fuses, fuses them selves or even the crimps in the balance leads. That's my theory, I did reach out to Batrium & was recommended to try get a reading with a good clamp meter. I won't be looking to far into it, but my curiosity is peeked by stuff like this. I have plans for this battery and it won't be around in a few days as it's off to start its life as a UPS for a workshed in the middle of nowhere.
These videos are outstanding, I wanted to ask would you recommend batrium software for newbies
I would recommend it to anyone...it does a job and does it well..
Yeah I thinks that was a bad idea LOL. Battery hashing sounds like a much better test!
Told ya it was a bad video!! BatteryHasing one is 24 hours into filming and the rig is doing it job well - i'm shocked how stable it is after so long turned off..
yeahhhhh me too dammit, lets bash the way things shud be using DC only and where tha fk u been Peter??? and I must say chop chop with the next vid.
Hey Pete, you should start selling power to the neighbours with all those killawasps!
Nothing to sell, I used it all :P
I need a barium just using an electro dacus for a 7x100p 7s 18650 powerwall
NOTHING wrong with an Electro Dacus from what I hear, they are a bms as well aren't they?
@@HBPowerwall
only 24V though
@@HBPowerwall yup.
Did you get bored or did you have extra time?
Hey, would have made an interesting video if it had worked, This is back to my older vids where I focus on learning rather than alagrithim..
14 volt lithium ion. WOW thats awesome, lol just kidding. So I have been watching for a while and I don't know if I have ever heard you say or not, are you completely off grid with your electricity?
Pete has got all the new tech lol
The Batrium would have brought every cell to 2.5v as planned. They may have arrived at 2.5 volts at different times - but it would have got their eventually
it would have i'd say but not entirely sure it would have been an accurate KWH result
well ill be...??? you still alive ... lolololo nice to see ya
very much alive, how ever the old yt channel is kinda dead lol
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Nice I love failures that didn't cost anything.
Fantastic way of putting it lol
heya well learned something more
How to waste a bunch of time lol
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Hay mate do you have a work email
Yep