Could it be because you aren’t using the balance port?
The internal resistance measurement feature is like a beta since not all Accucel-6 chargers come with that feature. It’s a hit or miss when getting one. I unfortunately got one without IR measurement.
It could be. As I said, I’m pretty new to this. The batteries were only connected with the “normal” red/black (positive/negative) cables. Actually, I don’t even know what a “balance port” is :)…
I re-watched the video, and it does look like he had the cable connection that I have, plus another cable going to the side connector on the Accucell 6, so I think that you’re right.
I just checked your diagram, and that’s with 3 cells. I’m guessing it may not be possible with just one battery/cell like I have.
Also, the paper that came with the Accucell said something about the measurement being “relative”. I guess that what they meant was relative between the more than 1 cell/battery :(…
There have been some members who have soldered wires to magnets and created a series charging setup with multiple cells. From personal experience, it’s not worth it. :cowboy_hat_face:
Not brave enough to do that yet… still taking “baby steps” :)…
I’m guessing that what they mean by “relative” is the resistances that it measures/shows are relative between more than 1 cell, i.e., not an absolute impedance/ohm reading.