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 ==== Connecting external battery ====
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 Solder the + and - of your external battery to the + and GND of additional MT30 connector. Now to connect internal battery, use the shorted MT30 male, and to connect external, simply remove it, and connect the MT30 male of the external pack in its place. This way, the external pack won't see or interact with the internal battery at all, and the scooter will be powered directly from it.
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 With the RX/TX cable from the internal battery in place, the esc might return error 24, if your external one has more voltage, simply cook a cfw with voltage alert set beyond the max voltage of the external pack.
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 Push the MT30 male/female combo (if internal battery is selected), behind the strap of the bag used for external bag, when unused. Also to prevent accidental shorts, put hot glue or gasket maker on it.
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