Operation Manual Lipo Saver

2. Installation

Battery ESC

Fitting the heat-shrink sleeve over the sensor:

· Apply the product label as shown.

· Connect the seven-pin balancer adapter to ensure

that the balancer socket is still accessible when the

heat-shrink sleeve is in place.

· Slip the heat-shrink sleeve over the sensor, and

position it in such a way that it overlaps the balancer

socket by about 5 mm.

· Shrink the sleeve using a suitable heat gun.

· Take care not to subject the sensor to excessive

heat when shrinking the sleeve.

· You may need to cut away a little of the heat-shrink

sleeve when it is in place, to ensure that the

balancer socket is still accessible.

The following steps must be carried out before

the system is used for the rst time:

Connecting the measurement resistor:

(LiPo SAVER 2...6S 60A only)

The sensor has to be looped between the ight battery

and the speed controller, as shown in the wiring dia-

gram (Fig. 1). The unit must be looped into the positive

wire, and the two joints must be soldered. Please note

that the soldered joints are to be carried out with great

care, as the operational security of the system relies

upon them. Please note the following points:

· The current sensor must not be connected at this

stage.

· Use electronic-grade solder exclusively.

Do not use acid-based ux.

· Heat the parts adequately, but do not apply exces-

sive heat.

· Use a soldering iron of adequate capacity (wattage).

· Ensure that all soldered joints are technically sound.

In the worst case, defective or poorly executed

soldered joints may result in the loss of your model!

· If you are unsure of your soldering skills, we

recommend that you ask an experienced person to

help you.

· For continuous currents of 60 A you need to use

a connecting cable of the AWG10 type (5.26mm²)

or larger cross-sectional area. If possible, solder

the cable to the top and bottom of the solder pads,

taking care to use the full area of the pads

(Figs. 2 + 3).