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| [title] Replacing the battery (OPTION B) | |
| [* black] You need to wire them in Parallel (i.e. 1s3p pack). | |
| [* black] Two unprotect will be wired to the JBL BMS board. I solder the black wire to the B+ and the red wire to the B-. | |
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| + | [* black] To keep the next replacement easier, I only connect the battery by twisting the color coded wires together and wrapping them with electrical tape. |
| [* black] One unprotected cell will be in the original battery compartment inside the cell holder (as shown) connect to one side of the BMS board. | |
| - | [* black] Two |
| - | [* black] The protected one (after I open and rearrange the PCB of the battery for better fit into the speaker compartment) will connect parallel to the protected one from other side of the bass radiator. |
| + | [* black] Two cells will be inside the speaker compartment behind the Bass Radiator. The unprotected one (right hand side radiator) will connect directly to the BMS board. |
| + | [* black] The protected one (after I open and rearrange the PCB of the battery for a better fit into the speaker compartment) will connect parallel to the protected one from other side of the bass radiator. |