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Overlander V2 charger and battery first charge?


eddywatson

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Thanks for the help guys! It’s still charging now. But if the battery runs flat or it’s still got some juice in and I’m finished what should I do? Leave the battery in car disconnected? Or always do a storage charge after each time?

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yes never leave the connectors together eddy most esc will have a LVC low volt cutoff so you dont damage the lipo too low etc i usually leave mine for a week before recharging for next weekend no problems.

you can get a lipo checker to take out and double check your lipos too only a couple of quid worth having in the tool/parts bag 👍

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13 minutes ago, Bajadre said:

yes never leave the connectors together eddy most esc will have a LVC low volt cutoff so you dont damage the lipo too low etc i usually leave mine for a week before recharging for next weekend no problems.

you can get a lipo checker to take out and double check your lipos too only a couple of quid worth having in the tool/parts bag 👍

What is the lipo checker? Do you have a link to the product? Cheers

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On 02/06/2021 at 19:24, eddywatson said:

Also what does this connect to?

cheers

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That's for you to plug in additional fans for the motor. 

 

To use a program card, you must connect it directly into that 3-pin socket on the ESC. The card won't work if you plug it into the splitter you have circled. 

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