bikezen
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- Mar 28, 2009
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Hi all,
I've got two battery packs salvaged out of Bionix battery housings, 13s, 8.8AH charged to 52V. They appear to be sound once the BMS is removed.
I want to replace the Bionix BMS with a load balancing BMS from eBay (https://www.ebay.com/itm/254285645186) but found the female JST block containing the 14 balance wires from the battery and the male port on the BMS are not compatible. Wishful thinking on my part that they would be direct plug n play.
Images: https://www.evernote.com/l/AA7rgg52FupH8KluLFm1fRIqBqMuSytpMh8/
The BMS comes with a bare female plug and wire harness. I know I can trim each balance wire from the battery and solder it to the new harness. Is there some other way to do this? Perhaps an adapter or some technique other than soldering? Thanks. I want to make sure before I warm up the soldering rig.
I've got two battery packs salvaged out of Bionix battery housings, 13s, 8.8AH charged to 52V. They appear to be sound once the BMS is removed.
I want to replace the Bionix BMS with a load balancing BMS from eBay (https://www.ebay.com/itm/254285645186) but found the female JST block containing the 14 balance wires from the battery and the male port on the BMS are not compatible. Wishful thinking on my part that they would be direct plug n play.
Images: https://www.evernote.com/l/AA7rgg52FupH8KluLFm1fRIqBqMuSytpMh8/
The BMS comes with a bare female plug and wire harness. I know I can trim each balance wire from the battery and solder it to the new harness. Is there some other way to do this? Perhaps an adapter or some technique other than soldering? Thanks. I want to make sure before I warm up the soldering rig.