DIY - 4S1P Li-Ion 18650 3400mAh Battery

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DIY - 4S1P Li-Ion 18650 3400mAh Battery

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I love flying and DIY.

I checked that some people fly a lot of time with wings with these batteries, so I decided to do my own 18650 battery.

What Do You Need?

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18650 Li-Ion Batteries - https://bit.ly/2KWxf43

Solder Station - https://bit.ly/2rDxdWR

Tweezer https://bit.ly/2wxEgVC

Larger Iron tip - https://bit.ly/2rDiF9F

40mm heat shrink tube - https://bit.ly/2wD0rKp

Some silicon wires

4S balance connector, you can get it easily from one bad battery.

Prepare Your Batteries to Solder

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With one knife scrape both poles, plus and minus.

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Join the 4 batteries with a measuring angle square and put some hot glue.

Soldering

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Put your solder iron at 350/400ยบ degree.

Put iron solder for 2 seconds on the battery pole and put enough solder to wiring.

Wiring

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Heat Shrink Cover

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Cut a little piece of heat shrink tube more 20mm than length of 18650 battery.

Almost done!

Already Done to Fly.

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A comparison with Tattu R-line 1550mAh battery.

I can fly with my Reptile S800 Sky Shadow 40 minutes, important to say at 25% throttle.