Hey Winton,
Definitely try what Keith suggests. In my limited experience, LiPos usually
perk back up just fine unless you actually drain them too low with a load.
Failing that, I just moved to an off-campus lab, where we have a whole rack
of beefy LiPo chargers. :) It's not far, though. Ping me t
"Winton H. E. Davies" writes:
> Hi, I haven't used my Altusmetrum for a year or so. Battery seems
> completely flat. When I connect to the USB cable no LEDs come on, unless I
> press the on-switch, at which point I get a red and yellow flashing at the
> same time and a constant be-be-be-be-be-be
ew, I don't have a regular charger. Any chance you have one I could borrow
from you tomorrow (Im down in MTV).
W
On Thu, Dec 4, 2014 at 9:38 PM, Casey Barker wrote:
> Hi Winton,
>
> Not sure if this is the issue or not, but I've several times had LiPos
> fall below the minimum voltage needed to
Hi Winton,
Not sure if this is the issue or not, but I've several times had LiPos fall
below the minimum voltage needed to satisfy the charge circuit. Usually,
you just need to "jump start" it, either with a "real" lipo charger, or a
current-limited bench supply, or even just a big resistor and a
Hi, I haven't used my Altusmetrum for a year or so. Battery seems
completely flat. When I connect to the USB cable no LEDs come on, unless I
press the on-switch, at which point I get a red and yellow flashing at the
same time and a constant be-be-be-be-be-be-be-be-be -- Any ideas? Scared it
might h
