Lithium Ion 18650 Battery Pack Projects

[@carlitomadrona6211]

Thank you for experimenting for us👏👏👏

[@martyplecki7567]

Thanks for the comment. I made other vids on this topic, specifically there is a series of 3. I am curious if folks see these when they search about making battery packs. Have you seen that these are available? If not, I must need to do something to make them show up on a search:-)

[@timwood5619]

You're a pretty resourceful guy. I'd like to see you incorporate 3D printing to make a box for that motorcycle battery. Keep sharing!

[@martyplecki7567]

Tim, It took a while, but I made a series of 3 vids on everything I learned about making rechargeable Li Ion battery packs, in case you are are interested. Each are a little under 15 min long. Like and share with folks you think may be interested:-)

[@marianstricker9265]

Very innovative conversion to Li ion battery and well explained!

[@martyplecki7567]

Thanks for the nice comment:-)

[@georgeomalley2154]

Good, informative video Marty. Looking forward to your next one.

[@martyplecki7567]

Thanks 👍

[@voltman5552]

I would like to watch a video about voltage, amp hours, and calculations! Great info!

[@martyplecki7567]

Thanks for the comment. I am cleaning up some and doing a vid on conversions of Florescent shop light to LED. I should get back to the batteries in about a week:-)

[@martyplecki7567]

I have most of it recorded. Now I have to edit it. There is more content than I thought and it will take me about a week. Just an FYI:-)

[@martyplecki7567]

Volt Man, It took a while. There was more that I learned than I thought. Anyhow, partly from your request, I made a series of 3 vids on everything I learned about making rechargeable Li Ion battery packs. Each are a little under 15 min long. Hope you find them useful. Like and share with folks you think may be interested:-)

[@dandiego7298]

Good stuff! Please consider a video on reviving dead batteries…specifically 32650 batteries. Mostly scuba light stuff.

[@martyplecki7567]

I would charge the battery, check voltage mark date and volts. If it looses more than 0,5 volts in a month, I would recycle them and replace. In my experience, batteries that will not hold a charge are not worth the effort to try to revive, so I will not be making a vid about that:-) If there is zero volts and charging does not bring the volts off of zero, view my videos for a way to check if the safety on the plus side of the battery is tripped and reset it. For SCUBA lights, I would strongly consider replacing the Halogen bulbs with LEDs.