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Newbee Question: Power With Lipo

Hey guys ;-)

Yesterday, I've ordered one EZ-B v4 (standalone) for my robot-project. At the same time I've ordered one LiPo Battery (7,4V-/1300mAh).

But I can't found any documentation how to connect the LiPo to the EZ-B v4 :-(

(sorry for my english, I'm a German ^^)

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#1  
You will need one of these from the store.


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power plug

You can remove the plug from the large black and red wires on the battery by cutting the wires (one at a time) and stripping the insulation back on them. Place the Black wire in the new plug marked as - and the red wire in the new plug marked as +.
Germany
#2  
But is there a input on the EZ-b v4 Board for these power plug?

I think there is a red T-Plug DEAN...

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Germany
#4  
Okay, but I don't want to buy the power base :-D

Is it possible to tinker it? With these T plugs DEAN for example?

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#5  
If you don't want to buy a power base or don't have the room in your robot for the extra height you can ad a piggy tail Power cord. Just desolder the dean's pin and solder on two wires of the length you want and add a Molex or other type of connecter of your choice to the ends.
Gibraltar
#6  
sure it depends on your own skills just don't forget to add a 20amp fuse in-between lipo and EZB
Germany
#7  
Oh, thx.. bborastero....

The soldering (LiPo / T Plugs DEAN) is no problem for me...
... but I need a 20amp fuse? But where I have to soldering the 20amp fuse?
Gibraltar
#8  
between the battery positive and the positive of the EZB
Germany
#9  
Thank u again ;-)
Germany
#11  
Okay, what is the name of these?

Edit:
Have found it:


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Germany
#13  
Thank u ;-)
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