Hello Group,
3.7v 3300mAH Li-Po cells are cheaply available locally. Multifunction balance
intelligent chargers are cheap as well. I am seriously thinking of replacing
the lead acid cell inside the KBT2 with 3 x 3.7v Li-Po cells.
However, charging of the Li-Po cells requires multifunction charger. The
existing battery circuity inside K2 seems not fit for this purpose. A direct
connection to the battery terminals is required.
I would be grateful if any of you could advise me the 'do' and 'don't' that I
should pay attention to.
With the Li-Po cells installed, the weight of K2 QRP will be much reduced with
more battery capacity. K2 is even more suitable for ARES purposes.
Looking forward to your advice.
TNX & 73
Johnny VR2XMC
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