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Just opened battery yose power 15.6Ah

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Just had a near miss.

 

I bought a power plug exstension lead which I've been using, but as I plugged it in to charge today, bang! Battery won't charge.

I remember reading about a fuse inside battery, so removed screws and found 10amp fuse behind battery switch. Fortunately I have some old car fuses so swapped and all good.

Gee. I was worried. Thanks to a forum post I read a while ago though and all is now good.

 

Now my question.

Having looked inside, I'm thinking of adding lights to bike. Unfortunately the supplied light that plugged in has no power for some reason. Wasn't much good anyway.

Where would I pick up a power feed for new wired lights? 36v from battery to fused switch?

I'm thinking about it although get a bit anxious when battery is apart.

Just asking for interest.

 

Re light not working.

I suspect a dry solder joint or broken cable as it failed before then started to work again. Or blown component.

It was quite easy connecting bright lights to my ebike battery, because there are just two red and black wires from the battery to the controller. I cut off the rubbish bullet connectors and soldered in Y junctions.12V-80V lights are connected in parallel, with a 3A blade fuse and switch in between the lights and the battery. I did have to learn to solder however. Fortunately there are loads of soldering experts on this forum.

 

 

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Ok. I can solder and have cable heat shrink. Probably have a switch somewhere.
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What sort of Yose Power pack do you have? For my Silverfish 15.6A I replaced the blade receptacle with 12 AWG cables and an XT60. From that it's quite easy to add a "Y" spitter or other power take off.

 

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What sort of Yose Power pack do you have? For my Silverfish 15.6A I replaced the blade receptacle with 12 AWG cables and an XT60. From that it's quite easy to add a "Y" spitter or other power take off.

 

I must fit waterproof connectors to my battery sometime, so I can clamp my 1800LM red flasher (plus another) to the back of my Homcom bike trailer via an extension. Was considering using these:

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Waterproof-Cable-Connector-Zevnico-Connectors/dp/B0B24D3KSB/

 

...but I suppose XT60s filled with diaelectric grease, with some sort of cover would be waterproof?

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I must fit waterproof connectors to my battery sometime, so I can clamp my 1800LM red flasher (plus another) to the back of my Homcom bike trailer via an extension. Was considering using these:

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Waterproof-Cable-Connector-Zevnico-Connectors/dp/B0B24D3KSB/

 

...but I suppose XT60s filled with diaelectric grease, with some sort of cover would be waterproof?

 

XT60s are not water proof as standard, but there are some waterproof versions available with rubber seals.

XT60s are not water proof as standard, but there are some waterproof versions available with rubber seals.

 

Thanks - XT60s are more compact, I'll order a waterproof version to try out. It'll probably get dielectric greased and gain a raincoat regardless.

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Thanks - XT60s are more compact, I'll order a waterproof version to try out. It'll probably get dielectric greased and gain a raincoat regardless.

You don't need waterproof ones. Just put a dob of silicone grease in them, which will be more waterproof than the waterproof ones.

You don't need waterproof ones. Just put a dob of silicone grease in them, which will be more waterproof than the waterproof ones.

 

Thank you - it just so happens I have one to test and torture. I'll order some dielectric grease.

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/172745276722

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I’m new to XT60s, but don’t like how the back cover clicks into place on the ones I’ve got. Isn’t there a risk it could click off in use and maybe short with something? I’m minded to inject hot glue into the back of them once wired. Good idea or bad?

I’m new to XT60s, but don’t like how the back cover clicks into place on the ones I’ve got. Isn’t there a risk it could click off in use and maybe short with something? I’m minded to inject hot glue into the back of them once wired. Good idea or bad?

 

I quite often do that if I can get the glue gun in there to stop fatigue of the wire joint. Never had a back come off though. Normally it's quite hard to remove after clicking in place.

Brilliant. It'll turn your connector into a capacitor, so your bike will run smoother.

 

...because I need capacitors to repair a LCD monitor:

 

 

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