BMON6 - 2-6S Battery Monitor and single LiPo

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Then it is correct as advertised, you can only test with minimum 2s to 6s.

Mine is a 1s to 8s buzzer unit and it can handle 1s from pin 1 ground to pin 2 for 1st cell.

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coptor Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Platinum (MY) USERID: 635220 Hobbyking Addict Joined: 30/Sep/2010 Online Status: Offline Posts: 847	Quote Reply Topic: BMON6 - 2-6S Battery Monitor and single LiPo Posted: 03/May/2012 at 11:52pm
	Then it is correct as advertised, you can only test with minimum 2s to 6s. Mine is a 1s to 8s buzzer unit and it can handle 1s from pin 1 ground to pin 2 for 1st cell.

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	So I tried pin 2 and get nothing at all. The display does not power on. When I had it connected to 1 & 3 I was getting .50v for DS1 and 6.35v for DS2 on a 3.7 Lipo which is odd then the total is displayed.

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	Thanks, I will give that a try.

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	Should be pin 2. pin 1 = ground pin 2 = 1st cell + pin 3 = 2nd cell + pin 4 = 3rd cell + pin 5 = 4th cell + pin 6 = 5th cell + pin 7 = 6th cell +

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	My apologies if this has been answered, but I did not find anything when I searched. I recently purchased the battery monitor BMN06 and while I realize that this is for 2-6S, a few people posted that you can use it to test a single LiPo battery. I tried connecting GND to pin 1 and + to pin 3 as someone recommended but that did not work. Does anyone have a thought on how to jump pins or trick this product into testing just one single LiPo? Any thoughts are appreciated Thanks,