Introduction
In this blog post, I'm excited to share with you my latest battery design, which is an improvement over my previous iterations. The new design is compact, versatile, and easy to assemble, making it perfect for those with limited space. I've also included an instructional video to support the article, showing you how to put together this battery kit step by step. Let's dive into the details of this new design and how it can benefit you.
The New Battery Design
My latest battery design is based on my previous models but has undergone several improvements to address some of the issues I encountered. The new design features a massive 70 cells connected in parallel, with each cell being fused on each side. This design uses fewer screws and bolts, making it easier to assemble and disassemble. Additionally, the battery kit is built on the concept of using PCBs as compression bars, which provide enough strength and force to hold the battery together.
Assembly Process
Assembling the battery kit involves several steps, including:
Throughout the assembly process, you'll need some essential tools, such as an electric screwdriver and a pair of tweezers. The electric screwdriver will make the assembly process faster and more efficient, while the tweezers will help you place the aluminum contacts accurately.
Advantages of the New Design
The new battery design offers several advantages over my previous models:
Conclusion
I believe that this new battery design is my best one yet, offering a compact and versatile solution for various applications. With its easy assembly process and customizable options, this battery kit is perfect for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike. To purchase your own version of this battery kit, visit DIYBatteryStore.com, where you'll find different sizes ranging from 10 batteries in parallel up to the largest 70p model. Stay tuned for more updates and testing videos, as well as a tutorial on assembling this module using different types of cells.