Hello,
I am just a newbie in electronics so I will ask you to talk to me in simple words...hehehe.
I want to build a RC bait boat and I found a Chinese supplier of cheap LiFePo4 cells.
Looking about the mounting of the cells in order to get the 12,8V pack I found that I have to mount a balancing circuit for the charge.
I have read some threads in this forum and in other places and it seems that its not so easy to diy.
I have one idea...surely stupid but maybe not.
While my cells are 3,2V (different intensity), first I must create a block of 4 cells in series in order to get the 12,8V and then connect in parallel those blocks in order to get my wanted intensity.
What if I build a double connection?
The first, one I described before.
And the second connect all the cells in parallel. This will be used to charge them. Since all are in parallel, while one is getting full will cut the electricity by himself.
Connecting in parallel means that my charger will put 3,2 V (or the V that producer says) but needs a lot of intensity...for example if I have 8 cells 3,2A 5A, 2 blocks in parallel of 4 cells in series...this will give me a pack of 12,8V-10A.
But for charging I will need a 3,2 V-40Amp charger.
This could be possible?
I am just a newbie in electronics so I will ask you to talk to me in simple words...hehehe.
I want to build a RC bait boat and I found a Chinese supplier of cheap LiFePo4 cells.
Looking about the mounting of the cells in order to get the 12,8V pack I found that I have to mount a balancing circuit for the charge.
I have read some threads in this forum and in other places and it seems that its not so easy to diy.
I have one idea...surely stupid but maybe not.
While my cells are 3,2V (different intensity), first I must create a block of 4 cells in series in order to get the 12,8V and then connect in parallel those blocks in order to get my wanted intensity.
What if I build a double connection?
The first, one I described before.
And the second connect all the cells in parallel. This will be used to charge them. Since all are in parallel, while one is getting full will cut the electricity by himself.
Connecting in parallel means that my charger will put 3,2 V (or the V that producer says) but needs a lot of intensity...for example if I have 8 cells 3,2A 5A, 2 blocks in parallel of 4 cells in series...this will give me a pack of 12,8V-10A.
But for charging I will need a 3,2 V-40Amp charger.
This could be possible?