Tip of the Day: Don't drop a LiPo battery
That's what I did.
LiPo batteries have the rigidity of Play-Doh (tm) and are damaged by small indentations.
Once I dropped mine, the 3rd (of three) cell was no longer able to take a charge. This rendered my battery "unchargeable", meaning I couldn't drive Dulcinea to work in the dark.
$65 later, I have an upgraded battery with almost twice the total capacity. My lights are once again bright as the moon at midnight & I can drive confidently knowing I'm easily seen. Furthermore, I have the capacity to run on one charge for about a week!
Here's a picture of how I've wrapped my new battery to protect it from a repeat of my earlier mishap. Three layers of "ShamWow" felt and the original box it came in.
1 comment :
Why does the acronym LiPo sound like dogfood?
Anyway, I too recently had expensive equipment meet up with the floor in a rather sudden way.
Now I have an upgraded camera.
Amazing camera technology these days. Pics on blief coming this weekend.
Lief
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