A Flashlight Battery From Tesla Cells

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In this video, I’ll take genuine Tesla Model S battery cells and will make a new battery pack for my homemade 100W LED flashlight. Plus I'll add 3 new features to the flashlight too.

100W LED Flashlight DIY video: https://youtu.be/jaJQ2fo4poU
Previous battery build video: https://youtu.be/NlTWEbsfgMI

Used equipment and parts:
- iMax B6 AC V2 charger - https://bit.ly/2PGwxMF
- Opus BT3100 charger - https://bit.ly/36T2Q0w
- 6S BMS - https://bit.ly/3cOYTxS or https://bit.ly/2xt9Qoz;
- 6S Battery meter - https://bit.ly/2IDmt2w

- 100W LED COB chip: https://bit.ly/2TJFBmk;
- 100W LED Reflector, lens, lens bracket kit: https://bit.ly/36i2gZw;
- 100W LED heatsink, cooler, lens kit - https://bit.ly/38tYluo
- DC to DC boost converter 250W - https://bit.ly/2uk09XV;
- DC to DC step down (buck) converter: https://bit.ly/2Rf1LLB;



Music by Epidemic Sound (http://www.epidemicsound.com)


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