Shuby
Hello,
I'm a little confused on which battery pack to get for a EZ-B
I see that the stock battery pack is 8.5 volts so im assuming that I should look for a pack around that voltage, I also am going to be powering ALOT of servos and motors for a future project and i would like a fairly decent run time so i think i am looking for a pack with high Milliamps Hours. (correct me if im wrong)
Here are some packs i was looking at:
www.cheapbatterypacks.com/product/1044/5000mah-74v-25C-Lipo-Pack.aspx
eliteairsoftbatteries.com/products/134-elite-airsoft-3300mah-sc-84v-odd-double-stick-battery-packlarge-type.aspx
The last one has a lower mAh but a voltage closer to what the stock pack would put out. Besides i could always wire 2 in parallel to get a higher mAh. (correct me if im wrong)
Also how would i connect the battery to my EZ-B?
Thanks,
~shuby
P.S. This is my first post, constructive criticism is welcome
I wire stripped the open ends of both plug sets and attatched the alternate Power Adapter which was bought from the EZ-Robot site. So now I have a connection attatchment to connect the battery to the EZ-B Controller and also I can connect it to the wall adapter, which is working fine so far... cost total 40 dollars but you probably could fine something cheaperthrough the web.......
I added some images on what I did
Hope it helps...
This looks great, this is exactly what i needed to see but do you think that the 8.4v battery would be better than a 7.4v?
~shuby
I do not have experience in the use of lithium's rechargable batteries.
I intend to use series-parallel battery of 8 x 18650.
( 4 sequential pairs, connected in parallel).
with the condition of the equal charge of all batteries, is possible whether this connection?
you will share with your experiences, please.
Thanks!