Figure 5-9.
Your battery monitor should have the same type of
plugs as your main battery lead (XT-60, in our case).
Next, we need to mount our battery monitor on the back portion
of our frame (see
). Start by pushing the original bat-
tery lead plug into the space between the clean and dirty frames
all the way in the back of the frame. It should fit in there nice and
snug with the monitor lying across the bottom of the clean
frame. Be sure to route the 6-position cable across the bottom
of the frame in through the same holes that you routed the ESC
plugs earlier in the book. This cable will be long enough to reach
the PM port on the APM, its final destination.
Because the leads on our battery monitor are so short, we can
attach the monitor itself to the back end of the frame with a zip
tie or two leaving the new battery lead exposed and easily
accessible to our flight battery (see
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