https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/01/28/compute_module_3_plus/

@Ondsinet It's a battery, dude. Two in series doubles the capacity, keeps the amperage.

In parallel, it's the opposite.

n00bs

no u

@Fitzydogyeah that's the stuff the noobs ask

I'm wondering if difference in charge might be a problem

It shouldn't be a problem in series as much as it is in parallel with lipos but better safe than sorry

Also since I don't trust the ratings of an no brand model I wanted some more accurate tests on the batteries

@Ondsinet LiPos you NEED a battery controller

It does the level adjustment for you

In series it's not needed

little mosfetts and shit making sure they're all the same

ah, yeah

And I'm going to charge then individually

I mean, make sure they're the same brand of battery and you should be good. You could even charge them in series. You might just have a different capacity than what the math tells you you should

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Yiu can't charge then in series

Or you would need double the voltage<:makes_you_think:382980749780844554>

Hmm... that doesn't sound right to me, but I'm half drunk

Yeah in expecting them to have cheated on the numbers

Yeah

Ur drunk lol

>@Ondsinet It's a battery, dude. Two in series doubles the capacity, keeps the amperage.

In parallel, it's the opposite.

It's the opposite

But close enough

I would have figured it out wiring it together, just not typing lol

Yeah don't sweat it

I'm building it on the cheap because I'm making a ship and I expect it to get lost/sink pretty fast

Wait, so are you sure you don't need a battery controller? Even just a rudimentary one

I'm not going to waste 50$ of batteries for a single use

fucking lipos are weird man. Being all finnicky with charge levels and shit

@Fitzydog yeah absolutely

I wonder if the ceramic ones will be more like alkalines in charging

I even made the motor control myself with a few high power MOSFETs, because breakout boards are fucking overpriced and have too high dropout voltage

I can't afford to loose 1.5v on my 3.7V battery

And the lower voltage ones cost something ridiculous like 50€

Fuck off

https://img.pr0gramm.com/2019/01/29/7afef2599d628091.png

"oh fuck not that asshole again" "hey boss"

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