DIY 4S 18650 Battery Pack Without Spot Welder

Hey! everyone My name is Steve.

Today I'm going to show you How to Make a very simple 4S Battery Pack with BMS

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Let's Start

Output Power

• 2600 mAh @ 16.8V

Input Power " Charging "

• 1000 mAh Constant Current
• 16.8v Constant Voltage

Built-in Protection

• Over Load Protection
• Short Circuit Protection
• Over Heat Protection

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• XT30 Connector: https://bit.ly/2BvOvue
• Battery Protection board BMS - https://bit.ly/2BvOvue

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I Used EasyEDA To Create my PCB

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I Gathered all the components and first I soldered the 18650 battery holder to the PCB Board

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I used some Kapton tape for isolating the BMS Board from the Main Board and then I used some double sided tape to stick on the back side of BMS Board

And then I piled off the protecting layer from the double sided tape and then I align the BMS Board to the Main Board and then I pressed the both Board to get stick properly

• I soldered 2 XT30 to the Board
• After all that done, I used some thick exposed wire to jump all the BMS connections
• And soldered the wire

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After all the components soldered, I used 4 stands off to give it some clearance

Before Plugging the Batteries

• Make sure all the batteries are at the same voltage and same capacity
• To do that I used my 18650 battery charger to fully charge the batteries, by this I'm sure all the batteries are at 4.2 Volts
• Now put one by one into the battery holder

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