I have a battery operated tab welder and the battery does not have enough current for the battery tab welder because after about 30 welded it does not have the same current output it voltage has gone down by at least 0.500 volts or maybe a more than that
I can fit 21700 battery cells in the enclosure it is very tight fit for four of them that are 35 amp high current capacity 35X4=140 high current output this should work a lot better than what is installed right now
I tested the battery cells there are installed right now and they are testing good with no issues that I can see
Parameters are as follows
charging current 2 amps
discharging current 2 amps
but these battery cells are not high current version and can see why the voltage drops so fast in this device it actually has a voltage meter read out and seems to be fairly accurate from what I can determine
My only issue with doing this modification is I want to fuse each individual cell to maximum of 20 amps each but the size of the fuse can not be very big because of space constraints I think I might use automated type of fuses and put individual tabbing to each of the screws on the circuit board
Dose anyone have any concerns about doing this modification to this battery operated tab welder if so please let me know so I can make a decision about safety and other issues that you can think of
one note putting four battery cells in the enclosure it does make weight about twice the amount of the original battery cells that are in there now
I can fit 21700 battery cells in the enclosure it is very tight fit for four of them that are 35 amp high current capacity 35X4=140 high current output this should work a lot better than what is installed right now
I tested the battery cells there are installed right now and they are testing good with no issues that I can see
Parameters are as follows
charging current 2 amps
discharging current 2 amps
but these battery cells are not high current version and can see why the voltage drops so fast in this device it actually has a voltage meter read out and seems to be fairly accurate from what I can determine
My only issue with doing this modification is I want to fuse each individual cell to maximum of 20 amps each but the size of the fuse can not be very big because of space constraints I think I might use automated type of fuses and put individual tabbing to each of the screws on the circuit board
Dose anyone have any concerns about doing this modification to this battery operated tab welder if so please let me know so I can make a decision about safety and other issues that you can think of
one note putting four battery cells in the enclosure it does make weight about twice the amount of the original battery cells that are in there now
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