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Default Testing a lipo

Any good ideas on how to do it?
I had one 'go slow' on me at the weekend.

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Try my method of just cracking the terminals together and see how big the spark is.....

Works for me

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A cheap multimeter? I got one off eBay for £3 or so (and naturally found another one in the house later that week), and it's useful for checking voltages, at the very least.
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If you have a Pro-Trak put it on 2 cell, hook up the 1st 2 small sensor wires and hit discharge.
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