$2 Tool Will Save YOU THOUSANDS! - RC Hobby - TheRcSaylors

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We have found a $2 tool that can potentially save you thousands in the RC Hobby. This lipo alarm is a must have for every RC enthusiast's tool box. We recommend having one anywhere you RC!
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[@TheRcSaylors]

Buy the tool here - amzn.to/2XVFG4N Buy batteries here: www.rcjuice.com

[@AndrewMurphy8383]

if that link dont work go to amainhobbies.com look up skyrc gps

[@lary1219]

This video did not put me to sleep. It is very good information. Thanks for sharing.

[@busybody1474]

Your Amazon Link Works fine, but it's $12, not 2... good info

[@richardmeador3783]

I fly but did not no about this …..it grate Nate

[@rydfree]

@@busybody1474 For 5 pcs

[@punkrawk89]

I just got mine in the mail today. I'm getting back into flying after many years and I'm glad you guys are putting out all this content. Very helpful and appreciated. Thanks!

[@1970chevy]

I've said it before and I'll say it again. THANK YOU for these informational videos. I do love your reviews. But also love these kind of videos.

[@ethanwalmsley9073]

ONE THING!!! With RC Cars, the low voltage cutoff is RIGHT before the cell is about to drop to 3.0-3.2v usually, (per cell ofc) so you guys still ALWAYS want to use one of these because not doing so will 1: Have a chance of harming your bat or ECU and 2: not put it at storage having you to charge it afterwards if you're not gonna use it. Put one on anyways, it will save the life of your car, and it will save your lipos in the long run. Happy bashing

[@leonardwheeler4789]

Hi, GREAT video, I’m a newbie and thanks for your BRILLIANT training info. I’m in Plymouth 🇬🇧

[@tmv8694]

I dont fly planes, but this was a great video. It's not boring! Please do more and share your knowledge.

[@vekdroid]

☝️this

[@JayDauglash]

That

[@marcoruiz8313]

Stop lying to this poor guy.

[@ChrisQuadFPV]

I use them for my quads all the time.

[@Weemanfaescotland]

Hi guys, James from hamilton, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇬🇧 Im just getting in RC crawlering, This is Best and Video I've ever see about RC hobbying, THINK YOU VERY MUCH, 👍😊👌 KIND REGARDS JAMES, 😊

[@royhowdyshell241]

Way to go Nate we need more basic videos like this one. One where we can all learn something that helps us. Thanks millions

[@RCorDIE]

Not boring. Educational.

[@guypehaim1080]

I'm just getting into the hobby of RC flying and I found this video informative and worth watching and NOT boring. Thank you for bringing this out to us.

[@erickimbrel863]

Ordered them this past weekend! They are back in stock this week! 7-26-19 I will have to watch video several times to learn the features 🤓

[@didactylos4diddy474]

A trick for newbies and those of us with fading memories/eyesight, marking the side where the ground is on the alarm/tester with a permanent marker makes it easier to align the balance lead correctly

[@donhurst8459]

not dead yet!

[@jongonegone1262]

yes saylors, but the ones with open prongs always get bent by the know it all rc. so knowing this the device with a shielded connector like most chargers have will help most plug in. plus that eliminates shorts and fires. you can buy them from tekin, lrp, spectrum, dynamite horizon.

[@barneydouglas9376]

New to the RC world, very glad I did! Have ordered my 5 pack today.

[@P4sc4l12]

i picked one up thanks for the tip awesome vid.

[@TheTootie52]

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! By George, I think I've got it!! And I have a lot of work for it. GREAT job and great camera work, Abby!! 💟👍😘

[@beachbum77979]

Don't know how you'd think a video that has pro tips about a hobby we have in common would be boring to anyone in the hobby. Anyone lacking the patience to learn something about what they're interested in, well, they won't be around very long anyway. I think some of your viewers might have progressed beyond the very beginner stage and might like some videos about improving skills. It seems to me that you're so focused on what to buy first that you don't follow up with how to actually fly (in the case of aircraft). Care, maintenance, repair, if someone gets into r.c., those can be very useful. Better than a recommendation about the newest beginner camera drone. Ultimately, it's up to you and the audience you want to attract, and if you want to retain an audience that find the latest cheap drone is not what they're interested in now. Some of us have made a purchase. I have a Bugs3. I bought it as a first quad to learn to fly. I intend to buy a commercial grade, probably not quad, maybe a 6 blade uav. Can fly with a failed motor. Lose a 100 dollar uav, ouch. Lose a few thousand dollar one, well, that's why I want to learn all I can before making that commitment. I am interested in this cheap tool. I'll order it via your link. I hope that will help you. I will also compare the voltage readings with my Fluke meter. 2 bucks, can fly as an alarm, much more convenient to use, yeah, I'm sold. It better work well in the context of what it costs, and I think it will. I'll buy two five packs and I'll expect at least one to be completely unreliable. That cheap, no problem. But I'm learning, and I hope you'll expand into more advanced topics. Stretch your wings, and flap them!

[@FarrellMcGovern]

Those things are freaking loud! Don't fool with them late at night if you have roomates! Having them come running because they think a smoke alarm has gone off is *not fun*! But, yes, I bought a bunch when someplace, I forget where, had them on sale for 5 for $5 USD. Great devices.

[@alanhafer828]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@druscanam]

Oh yes, Family members hate them too, I like Nat always put my thumb over the top when battery testing indoors to soften the noise.

[@bobravenscraft5376]

That's me screwing around when people are sleeping loud

[@lelandsdad13]

It's loud enough to hear it in flight at decent altitude? Seems like a no brainer to have one. Next video on how to storage charge a battery and basic battery storage and care.

[@mikeb3427]

Just found this video! This is awesome. I have two of these gizmos and this video taught me so much. Please continue making these great videos. Love the plain language. I got out of the hobby 20 years ago in the NiCd days and just got back into it 3 years ago and the LiPos scared the hell out of me. Videos like this help me to feel more comfortable in knowing what I'm doing. Thank you so much.

[@anthonys4159]

Thanks for the info.

[@TheRcSaylors]

Absolutely!! Thanks for tuning in!

[@glenesis]

So true, Nate! I love those things - I stash them everywhere. I had never noticed the little button! Thanks very much for the lesson, Saylors - not boring at all! Have a gorgeous day.

[@TheRcSaylors]

Awesome my friend! Glad you picked something up from this video. Makes me feel a lot better about making it 👍⚓😃

[@glenesis]

@@TheRcSaylors You made it well and chock full of info. These gauges seem like a silly little thing, but they're really useful and important, and far overlooked by our KZbin community. I'm glad you made it, and I will certainly share it as the definitive video about cell maintenance. So, thanks again! I bought a fresh 5 pack just last week, and I see in the comments that a few other folks did, too lol

[@islandrc-duke1972]

Got my 3 pack today in the mail,great video.

[@TheRcSaylors]

Perfect timing!! 👍⚓😃

[@KADEBOYXXL]

YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER, Nate. This is another excellent info training on the small extras you have learned along the way that mean so much to each of us. I flew my first R/C model plane a Top Flite model, the Top Dawg, with a galloping ghost radio in 1968. I learn something from you each time I watch The Rc Saylors, just goes to show you CAN teach an Olde Dawg new tricks!

[@davidjacobs8558]

I hope they make Blue LED version. Red LED's are hard to see outdoors under direct sun light. also, for Heli, 3.7V is too high and 3.6V is too low. it would be nice if it can be set to 3.65V

[@fpvclub7256]

Huh, I have two of these things kicking around somewhere.... now where did those things go... Thanks for reminding me. :D

[@benjaminallen2370]

Awesome thanks for the tips.

[@paulg.25]

Was using them to check my battery voltage after landing. Never knew they could monitor during flight ! Thanks for this video 👍

[@MikkoRantalainen]

10:25 If you want to make your batteries last much longer (total lifetime, not use time per charge), never ever charge individual cells above 4.15 V. Also, the lifetime will also improve if you never go below 3.6 V but if you always stay within 3.6 V and 4.15 V to make cells last longer, the Wh per charge you can get from the battery is obviously going to be lower. You get maybe 80% out if you stay within those voltages.

[@williwonti]

Thanks for taking the time to make a video that would actually help a total noob. Most people have trouble teaching novices.

[@NitroStarGT]

Great vid! I bought some cheap ones and they alarm too early due to voltage drop in high amp draw RC trucks. Got some more expensive ones and they work better.

[@vicc6744]

DERP I had no idea until almost the end- you can use this while the truck is running AND I had no idea to plug lights into that balance plug thanks

[@ddd228]

Just be sure to BALANCE the pack, every time.

[@dsummers9022]

Hi guys, very informative video. If say you set it at 3.4 volts will this setting be retained when unplugged and then reused? Thanks, Dave.

[@TheRcSaylors]

Very good question. The answer is Yes! It remembers the setting that you leave it on 👍⚓😃

[@dsummers9022]

TheRcSaylors Well you learn something new every day. Thanks.

[@johnbrown8059]

I ordered mine a couple of weeks ago along with a AeroScout RTF plane and four extra smart batteries. I've been connecting the lipo alarm to the battery before I install it in the plane to check the readings. So far, I haven't flown the plane long enough to have the alarm sound (I've set it at 3.40). It is nice to be able to check the readings on the alarm when I'm finished flying. So far, I've been down to the 3.60 level. I bought the AeroScout RTF after viewing a couple of your videos on it and I've been thrilled with it so far!!!

[@melvinmcfly4498]

John Brown I have one too, although I rarely use my second battery because the first one lasts so long

[@eskimojoe6564]

Great video I was wondering about setting the right voltage for the alarm.I have a radiolink radio with built in voltage alarm but the lowest it will let me set it is 5.0 volts

[@petestachowiak1777]

Thanks for the information. I picked up a couple of these to use with my new Aeroscout. Have been flying fairly slow as I am learning so it is great to be able to fly until you hear the alarm. Have been getting 25 minute flights with lots of gliding. Fantastic information!!!

[@ricardopr54]

Thank you very much for this important informative video! 👍🏾 Thumbs-up for taking the time to create it!👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 Have a great day! Greetings from Douglas, Arizona 👍🏾🌵🦠😷🇵🇷

[@Kurosaka]

Nice I will consider it today for my wl toys 12428

[@turtletrading4207]

Those things are total crap. Highly inaccurate, exposed pins, short lifespan. Not recommended.

[@mr.boombastic8612]

I had one and I didnt know what it was for like 6 months I found out what it was a month ago its very usefull

[@TheRcSaylors]

Possibly the best $2 you could ever spend in this hobby 👍⚓😃

[@stevendegiorgio3143]

You know,I never thought about that I so strictly adhere to my flight timer.Mybe the next rime I fly I should try to use my lipo alarm.I think you got a point.

[@tonyaguillon8361]

Wow thanks Nate. I never knew to set it up for the alarm. I just used it to check voltage.

[@_gummikko_]

Im a totally noobie at hobby and this was super informative for me. Help alot. Thx Saylors 👍

[@spstepro5]

Thanks guys for educational video ,you learn something new every day!!!

[@TheRcSaylors]

We are always doing our best to learn something every day too my friend 👍⚓😃

[@jerryhermann7233]

You were right. It is boring, BUT! Very good info for new drivers/pilots

[@alanhafer828]

Awesome video Nate ! Very important to know. That was the first thing I bought even before I had a lipo battery! I love your educational videos! I can't thank you enough for all you have taught me! Thanks again for another awesome video Nate & Abby !!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍😀

[@johnlowden5871]

Thank you for the lipo alarm video I bought 5 of them and I think they are so Important use them all the time saved me souch tim and reserch. I'm also thinking of upgrading my 1100 battery charger to a s2200 charger thanks loads love you guys keep up the good work.

[@thefamjaycrew3901]

Early squad where you guys at (:

[@TheRcSaylors]

Fam Jay! Hope you are getting ready for a fun weekend 👍⚓😃

[@thefamjaycrew3901]

TheRcSaylors I am going take my drone to my sister place and she has lighthouse going to be awesome and amazing vids like always friends 👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎

[@BansheeFifteen]

I've got a couple of these and didn't know what they could do except make those annoying loud beeps.

[@camrowdrone6497]

I’ve got this,very handy when you have batteries hanging around and lose track which is charged 👍🏻

[@43SunSon]

A silly question plz: My RC stuff is a car not airplant. So, in my case, whats safe volt I should use? 3.6? 3.5? 3.4 ??? Thanks.

[@Rhone83s]

I had mine for 3 months and it's been 95% accurate. The only downside is when it beeps.

[@TheRcSaylors]

Lol, fair enough! Yeah I dont fly without one, and when we drive trucks we always have one handy 👍⚓😃

[@bobravenscraft5376]

Ur right they are slightly off check batt with multimeter. But alarm. Is cool

[@eugenesalmon4587]

My name is Eugene Salmon I am new to this RC airplane hobby I really count on your videos on KZbin because I learned so much from them you never talk down to me and never Will I like to learn everything I possibly can and you will explain everything thoroughly thank you

[@nikleiser5888]

" Nobodys needs a Batterybuzzer! We simply fly(guestimate)the battery level according to the total flight time. that's how we do it since the beginning in the 70s" only a few quotes from my local RCClub. I personally always drive/fly with a battery buzzer. Thank you RCSaylors

[@jeffs7915]

Yeah we used to use stone knives too. You got guys that refuse to learn needed skills so they rest on "we used to do it back in......." Same with "smart chargers" for dumb people, some don't know and don't want to know what the values of the battery means. This comes from an attitude of just wanting to have fun and not doing anything that makes them feel uncomfortable. I think it can also be used to locate a lost plane if you shut off the transmitter it beeps.

[@onefastnitro]

I use these to monitor my LIPO battery discharge on old electronics like old esc that don’t have LIPO cutoff protection. The alarm 🚨 goes off when my LIPO battery 🔋 is going low. Cheap insurance for sure.

[@arthurhood3182]

THANK YOU I am a newbe and I'm always worried about my batterys charge . so great video keep them coming LOL

[@estern001]

If this was the Navy, and I was having fun with a new recruit, I would tell him to weigh the batteries to see when they're full.

[@freemansfocus]

"And while you're at it, get the batteries for the sound powered phone!" 🤣

[@shawnadams1460]

Don't forget the left-handed Crescent Wrench!!

[@johnisbell9220]

LOL You can also ask for a gallon of prop wash if you want to mess with folks.

[@estern001]

@@johnisbell9220 Or a few yards of flight line.

[@therewolf615]

I understand the process of using this item, but still don't understand the "storage charge" part. What do you mean by storage charging a battery and how do you storage charge a battery?

[@therewolf615]

I'm just starting to get into flying myself.

[@robertcrase9759]

Great video I'm a newbie and I find these videos very information thanks to you and Abby you got and the drones and planes great work keep it up

[@johnlowden5871]

Hi Nate just seen your video on lipo alarm great video I immediately went on Amazon and bought five thank you so much for your insight as I buy expensive batteries this will help me in my future thank you so much

[@mikepereyra6419]

Thank you for the lesson Mr and Mrs RcSaylors, you guys ROCK!

[@sylvainster30]

I have one of those but i never used it, i didnt know there was a button! 😂 Thanks for excellent explanation Nate! ✌🏼😎👍🏼

[@bryanbryant9962]

This episode was very interesting and informative! That device delivers benefits far exceeding its minimal price!

[@myleseastwood1904]

Just bought a set some of my battery’s don’t have the little extra plug but I’m planning on switching to losi and arrma with smart battery’s mostly in my collection

[@stevenbolam]

I had seen these previously on other channels and assumed they were expensive , then you guys mentioned in passing how cheap they are . Bought a pack of 5 for $10 Aus , they work great and even came with understandable instructions . Very helpful in ground vehicles also , as it's easy to just drive until the battery's nearly dead before you notice . The info re voltage level settings was useful to me , thanks very much .

[@russellwilson5246]

thanks for that...the alarm goes down to 2.5 i hear you say so i can use them on my bike with lipepo4...do they have a top voltage alarm?

[@hexxgaming5375]

First

[@hexxgaming5375]

Yes

[@TheRcSaylors]

👍⚓😃

[@johng310]

thanks for reminding me i have a drain injury & my memory is not their.like i have it wrote down which switch to turn on first remote or truck so thanks please keep the video coming for us simple folk.keep up the good work

[@JohnSmith-ru4lh]

Hi great video once you have plugged the battery into the balance lead and set the cut off alarm when you connect a new battery will the battery monitor remember what it’s set at or do you have to reset it every time thank you John

[@dankeith6756]

Thanks for the video! I have several of those for checking batteries but I didn't know how to use in a plane!

[@BillyBanana75]

Thanks, this helped me understand mine a lot better, lots of info here!

[@garyhinchey595]

Thank you so much, this was an eye opener for me, excellent video and I learned a lot and I am 75

[@karlschwab6437]

Absolutely excellent!

[@TheWinger1008]

Just bought a 5 pack for $11.99 off Amazon. Won't fly another plane without these babies. Thanks for the awesome video.

[@fossfix]

Great video just got these was not sure how to use them properly NOW I DO thanks to you.

[@Gdesign959]

Thanks for the clear and concise explanation. Very helpful.

[@jeremyraber4057]

So awesome thanks for sharing I will definitely buy some

[@keitharoo1962]

I just clicked the link and ordered. Thanks for the information!

[@nickb5091]

Wow! A very fun $2 discharger! 🙂🙃🙂

[@ukausb]

Guys, seriously, I like you , but the headline of this video is ridiculous click bait. Please don't

[@TheRcSaylors]

If you can explain in even a fraction of a way that our video title is Not True, I will change the title right away.

[@ukausb]

@@TheRcSaylors to save thousands of dollars in batteries - how many batteries has someone to own?

[@cedricdb]

He didn't say the title was not true, he said it's clickbait. Sure, it might theoretically be possible to 'save me THOUSANDS', but I'm sure you know very well that's pretty unlikely. In my opinion, this claim along with the caps is a little cringy, like you're underestimating the intelligence of your audience. Many other rc channels don't use this kind of clickbait and are very successful. You said you'd change the title if he could explain even a fraction of a way it's not true, here you go. This is part of the current title: "$2 Tool Will Save YOU THOUSANDS! " Using "will" implies that if I were to buy this tool, I'm 100% guaranteed to save a couple thousand dollars. That's completely false. The only case in which this could save me one or two lipos is if I don't have any battery telemetry or OSD voltage readout and if I don't keep track of flight time or don't notice the voltage sag while flying. And even then this wouldn't have saved my a couple thousand dollars because I think no one would actually keep on buying new batteries without beginning to wonder why they're all breaking.

[@calvarycustoms6681]

Great video, guys! Perhaps Professor Saylor could expand a bit from the basics, and explain WHY the LiPo alarm is needed...WHY is 3.8v the “magic number”...why don’t we simply run a LiPo dead, like we did with NiCad’s and NiMH’s...why don’t we store LiPo’s at FULL voltage? Also, you left-out another benefit of running LiPo alarms in aircraft: if you crash and/or lose your aircraft, voltage drop will eventually trigger the alarm, which should help you locate your aircraft. 👍🏼

[@chadpollman7970]

I can’t remember whether Nate discussed those topics in his previous battery/charger videos, but perhaps he did. At any rate, just an FYI that those other videos exist, in case you are interested.

[@philkennedy1105]

I fly with one of these on my battery it beeps and tells me to land

[@carstensattler1091]

Thanks from Germany. Nice Video,

[@gregpadgett3060]

You guys have helped me a lot I'm new in rc.keep up the good work thanks.

[@trevorc6793]

I use these in my RC boats, so I have half a chance of hearing Lipo voltage before they get stranded in the middle of the water. I soldered an LED to one of the buzzer connections for a visual too. Great & informative.

[@hankfava]

thanks just what I needed how did you train that squirrel to high five lol

[@hodgegay9425]

I bought the tester for my lipo batteries and I absolutely love this tester,it's fairly cheap,should charge more for the tester but this little tester is fudging awesome....thank you brother

[@TheRcSaylors]

Glad we could help! Happy RCing 👍😁😎⚓️

[@JS-jr1wu]

Thanks for the video! Very well explained! Would be great if you could do a video showing a field box with suggestions for tools etc you take to the field with you.

[@TheRcSaylors]

I know it’s not exactly the video you are asking for, but I really think you’ll like this - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gF66mGaFaryrd6s

[@myleseastwood1904]

Just bought my first set of smart battery’s with smart charger

[@michaelsenzamici6705]

When I'm done flying I always wait for my battery to cool down and when it is cool I recharge it and store it. Is that a good idea to store my batteries fully charged?

[@TheRcSaylors]

HORRIBLE idea to store your barriers fully charged.

[@WoodsUnknown]

I love the vids you guys are awesome I'm definitely getting an rc plane first. You folks deffinetly save us a lot of money thanks you so much.

[@michaelstanley8233]

First off I find your channel very exciting. I been flowing both channels for about a year. Your information that you pass along help people like me feel more comfortable in the RC world. I’m thinking about getting the Redcat Gen 8 Rock Crawler. I love to see more gliders if possible love the family style show keep up the good work. Hope to be a future Patreon by November.

[@alainarcilla6753]

Very useful and quality Content you got here, Keep it up!!! Subscribed!

[@TheRcSaylors]

Thank you very much! 👍😁😎⚓

[@stevewicker984]

Great information! I do have one question if your battery is just a little high for storage how would you recommend discharging the battery to get it to optimal storage voltage? Thanks

[@TheFlyingMasterChef]

I have been out of RC flying for over 20 years. WOW how things have changed. And I flew all gas engine planes at that time. Now just getting back into it (3D printing planes) and all the new electric planes is totally new to me. Thus, all this new battery usage is new to me. THANK YOU so much for saving me some money and keeping me and my family safer!!!! Your info is fantastic!!! Greg

[@jameshollingsworth9832]

I ordered a pack of 5, im glad you tought me how to use the one i have, ty 😊

[@jaytucker1]

Are they good for like bashers? Do trucks like arrma have cutoffs in the esc or would one of these be good for them too?

[@chadpollman7970]

They work with ground vehicles, sure. If the ESC has a LiPo mode (either permanent or set via a jumper pin), that mode will have a cutoff. Check the manual for instructions and to see which LiPo batteries will work (e.g. “compatible with 2S-3S batteries”). Beware of ESCs that are not LiPo-compatible or are configured in NiCd/NiMH mode. That usually means either no cutoff or one programmed at a voltage that is unsafe for LiPo’s. Provided there are no other issues (e.g. LiPo voltage exceeding what the electronics can take), you can use an alarm to advise you when to voluntarily quit, but you are doing so at your own risk.

[@dustinalexander982]

I'm mostly a car guy so do u need an alarm for crawling or bashing I could also see this good for my boat so I dont have to swim lol

[@chadpollman7970]

Aircraft and boats benefit the most since they need a “limp home” capability that can result in excessively discharging the LiPo battery. If set appropriately, the alarm gives enough advance warning to safely allow a less hurried return. The fact that you can set a known trigger voltage is a decided advantage over the typically unknown trigger point of the vehicle’s built-in “alarm” (throttle cut, pulsing throttle, etc.). For ground vehicles, the consequences of a sudden, hard cutoff are (in most cases) minimal, so the alarm is more of a luxury accessory. (Your car won’t fall out of the sky or get stranded in the middle of the lake if it suddenly shuts down.) With an alarm, you still get the benefits of advance warning and a known trigger voltage. Also, the ability to do an at-a-glance check of the charge state (looking at the voltage readout), for estimating remaining runtime, is convenient. Great question!

[@WERONEfishing]

you explain things very well as a beginner i keep your vids as my go to vids . thank you i bought one

[@TheRcSaylors]

Thanks Wild Child 😁 That means a lot 👍😎⚓

[@IJustGotHere]

I just ordered 4 for 7.95 with free next day. I going to be more responsible with these batteries. It could stretch out my videos though. ;)