[jobsdone]

You are right. I just tried it and could observe the following:

1. Voltmeter attached to red and black
2. Did the wiring as described by Y0SH1zzzx
3. Voltmeter show ~47V for 2 seconds
4. Voltage is dropping to ~31V for one second.
5. Steps 3 and 4 repeating over and over again (Voltage rises and drops again).

Why do I observe this behavior? Because there is no load attached?

How do I charge the battery? Do I keep your wiring (Y0SH1zzzx) and simply attach my charger to the red and black cable?

[Y0SH1zzzx]

Sadly I no longer have the batteries so I can't check my wiring, altough it does sound like what happened to me when I wired it wrong. Doesn't hurt wiring it wrong tho also overload protection still works btw. I should've posted a photo but now the phone with the photo is broken. You should get a stable voltage when it's wired correctly and as long as there aren't shorts with plus and minus there is nothing to worry about playing around with it. Sorry wish I still had the battery to help

And yes when it's a stable voltage you can just charge it like normal

[Cc201113]

I've had 2 of them and it has worked, just don't short plus and minus and it doesn't matter what you do with those other ones.

How do you charge this battery.

[Cc201113]

I've had 2 of them and it has worked, just don't short plus and minus and it doesn't matter what you do with those other ones.

How do you charge these batteries