Björn Benckert
Well-known member
Not sure this sorts all problems with the revolt-v´s but seams to be a quite simple and low cost way to give them some extra life.
I let my camera roll when I swapped the cells, not the best tutorial. I figured I would do some closeups so you could see, but yes, then the battery died... But you get the idea.
Not difficult, open the casing apply some violence to remove the old cells and replace with new ones.
I did not get all mine to come back to life this way but some of them got the a new green light on the charger. Don't know what's wrong with the rest of them, maybe someone here has more knowledge on that and can share.
The cells to replace with are these: SONY-US18650VTC6-30A. They cost like 8 USD each, can be ordered from a lot of places. I bought em from a Swedish vendor, here:
www.batterionline.se/sony-us18650vtc6-30a
I let my camera roll when I swapped the cells, not the best tutorial. I figured I would do some closeups so you could see, but yes, then the battery died... But you get the idea.
Not difficult, open the casing apply some violence to remove the old cells and replace with new ones.
I did not get all mine to come back to life this way but some of them got the a new green light on the charger. Don't know what's wrong with the rest of them, maybe someone here has more knowledge on that and can share.
The cells to replace with are these: SONY-US18650VTC6-30A. They cost like 8 USD each, can be ordered from a lot of places. I bought em from a Swedish vendor, here:
www.batterionline.se/sony-us18650vtc6-30a