Revive Your Segway Ninebot E-Scooter Battery: The Ultimate Teardown and Recharge Guide - Part 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2023
- Tired of your Segway Ninebot E-Scooter's battery giving out on you? Join me as I disassemble the battery unit and use my custom tool to individually charge each cell! Bring new life to your scooter without breaking the bank.
👉 What You'll Learn:
How to safely disassemble the battery from a Segway Ninebot E-Scooter
Connecting the cells to my unique recharging tool
The right way to revive each cell for maximum efficiency
🛠 Tools & Equipment:
Screwdrivers
Multimeter
Custom-made recharge tool (details in video)
🔗 Relevant Links:
Get My Custom Recharge Tool
www.deepcyclepower.com/produc...
⚠️ Disclaimer:
Working with batteries involves risks. Always take proper precautions, including using protective gear. Follow all safety guidelines and understand that you are performing these steps at your own risk.
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#SegwayNinebot #EScooter #BatteryRevival #Teardown #HowTo #DIY #BatteryRecharging #CellRecharging #Giveaway
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I wonder if it would be possible to mount 2 wires and crocodiles for each external connector of the MCC pro (just to send low intensity voltage to batteries under 3 V without dismounting the cells and not passing thru the BMS indeed ? Thanks
If you connect 1 slot at a time, yes, can do that. If you connect multiple slots to different cells in that pack, megacell charger will get damaged permanently
@@thecelldoctor8890 Thank you ! Too bad ! I was vaguely expecting to use the balancing wire to send them a low current so the cells can begin to charge . But I do not understand if constant voltage or constant current is needed in that case. THe power unit you use in direct mode, do you regulate voltage or is it intended for fixed foltage and some not too high current max ? , (and those batteries have only 10 cells each ?)
@@thecelldoctor8890 hello, I was looking at your video on facebook where you state that you try to use non conductive pry bar. Last year I bought a zipped bag with many tools to repair cars external skins and other where plastic pry bars are useful. The kit was about 15€ and very useful to dismount modernTV (many of them have no screws). I will send you a linkwith Gmail if I find it now. Best regards
Hello, those are 3 interesting videos , WOuld you make me a 13S multi_ charger , I do not see myself building it on breadboard or the bords with many tinned holes But : you have 4 wire by every charging element ? ( may be if you give me the reference (making 4.2V x amps) from your alimentation ? I guess your BMS have a balancing part, but I do not understand as I did read there are 3 sorts of BMS, some without real balancing circuitry how do they balance then ? passively ? . Now I will have a look at your catalog in case I see you homemade tool ! I have one of those cylindrical batteries, un charged for one year but neww , not used . U8Nfortunately metal case with plenty of sillicon in it . I could cut the sillicon up to a point but the pack stay stuck , I will try with the air gun , but the heat will be dissipated fast due to the aluminium casing.
THanks again to make those videos I thought that under 2.5V the battery begin to die and couls sie relatively fast...does not seem to be the case in the end . Regards