A simple XT60 to DJI Battery adapter created for charging a DJI FPV Battery in the field or in a car. The author suggests using the pins from an XT60 (noting they fit perfectly after a little modification and are easy to remove with a soldering iron) and soldering another XT60 at the other end. The author describes melting the pins into the printed part using the same technique. The author reports using an ISDT charger in DC mode at 25.1V with 3.4A, but states they do not give a guarantee.
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<p>Use the pins from an XT60 (fits perfect after a little modification - see picture - easy to remove with a soldering iron) and solder another XT60 at the other end. Melt the pins in the printed part with the same technique and you're done.</p><p>I am using a ISDT charger in DC mode: 25.1V with 3.4A</p><p>i don't give a guarantee ;-)</p>
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