Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
1S Lipo Cable: tiny.cc/oudmuz
(You will need an xt30 to xt60 adapter for most chargers)
xt30 to xt60 adapter: tiny.cc/sudmuz
To charge your batteries using this method:
1. Connect 4 batteries to the cable. These should be all the same type and have the same capacity (mah).
Note: If you have a cable that can connect 4 batteries, you must connect 4 batteries at a time. Do not connect 3, or 2, or 1.
2. Plug the other ends (xt60 and balance lead) of the cable into the charger.
3. In your charger's settings, if your 1S batteries are "HV" batteries, select HV/High Voltage as the battery type. Otherwise, MAKE SURE the battery type is set to "LiPo".
4. Next, the cell count should be set to 4S if you are plugging in 4 batteries. If your cable is for 6 batteries, you would choose 6S.
5. Finally, for the "current setting", you want to set that to the amp hour rating of your battery. (This is the "mAh" number on your battery divided by 1000)
6. If your battery says, 300mah, you will select 0.3A on your charger. If your batteries say 250mah, you will select 0.2A or 0.3A.
7. Then tell your charger to charge your batteries or store your batteries, depending on what you are trying to do.
Disclaimer: When you do this, you are charging the batteries in series. This is NOT the same as parallel charging. When you're charging bigger batteries with a parallel charging board, there are additional safety precautions you have to take. Check out this video for more info on that: [youtube.com/watch?v=IJiqTWvymCA]
#creatornow
1S Lipo Cable: tiny.cc/oudmuz
(You will need an xt30 to xt60 adapter for most chargers)
xt30 to xt60 adapter: tiny.cc/sudmuz
To charge your batteries using this method:
1. Connect 4 batteries to the cable. These should be all the same type and have the same capacity (mah).
Note: If you have a cable that can connect 4 batteries, you must connect 4 batteries at a time. Do not connect 3, or 2, or 1.
2. Plug the other ends (xt60 and balance lead) of the cable into the charger.
3. In your charger's settings, if your 1S batteries are "HV" batteries, select HV/High Voltage as the battery type. Otherwise, MAKE SURE the battery type is set to "LiPo".
4. Next, the cell count should be set to 4S if you are plugging in 4 batteries. If your cable is for 6 batteries, you would choose 6S.
5. Finally, for the "current setting", you want to set that to the amp hour rating of your battery. (This is the "mAh" number on your battery divided by 1000)
6. If your battery says, 300mah, you will select 0.3A on your charger. If your batteries say 250mah, you will select 0.2A or 0.3A.
7. Then tell your charger to charge your batteries or store your batteries, depending on what you are trying to do.
Disclaimer: When you do this, you are charging the batteries in series. This is NOT the same as parallel charging. When you're charging bigger batteries with a parallel charging board, there are additional safety precautions you have to take. Check out this video for more info on that: [youtube.com/watch?v=IJiqTWvymCA]
#creatornow
