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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Mi0795PiPM

Everything arrived super early, the charger works great, and when I plugged in my old battery it only detected 1 cell so I think it's safe to say it's dead. Also the bic pen technique was a big help

I've already got the new charger to be safe and it'll probably be better off in the long run.

Didn't think of that, they are indeed slim enough to both fit in the stock tube.

As a final note, the battery sticks out a bit from the back, is there any frequently used solution for this to secure them in the stock?

She's alive! I've already bought the charger and adapter so I think this mystery is solved. VID_20201020_111450.mp4

Oh ok, that makes sense now. I'll pick up one of those adaptors on eBay when I'm getting the charger and switch the polarity.

Should I charge over the mini tamiya or the balance, or am I misunderstanding?

I have no idea how I missed this.

After looking a bit into chargers, I noticed that most of them require to be plugged into a power supply, which I do not have or intend to buy. Do you guys have any recommendations for a relatively cheap mains charger?

I'll see if the battery fixes it and if it does I'll get a new charger before fully charging the battery.

I ended up purchasing one of the turnigy nanotech 1300 2s 25-50c batteries, will update when it arrives.

Ok cool, I saw someone mention the ISDT q6 nano earlier, would you guys recommend that aswell? I'd probably buy a charger with batteries to be safe.

Well now I'm stuck between switching the motor or switching the battery. Is there any test I could do to see which one is the faulty one?

Thanks for the tips, I'm going to have to buy a new battery, do you have any recommendations for a nunchuck 2500-3000mah lipo?