Batteries! (and chickums)

Careful snuggling chickens. https://abc11.com/health/salmonella-outbreak-in-48-states-blamed-on-backyard-poultry/6342916/

Omg chickums an turkums uwu 😭😭

It shouldn't be that tedious to charge the cells individually. Just set the power supply to 3.65V. With cells that large, I'd be surprised if the current dropped very much until the cells get very close to full, but maybe I'm wrong.

I really appreciate the update Robert! I really hope charging up the cells goes smoothly and that we can see the video of the battery pack being taken out and all of the undercarriage carnage soon.

Be extra careful with the last charge as connecting the cells in series without balance connections means that if one cell isn't behaving properly and refuses to charge, the voltage might actually never reach the point the charger will stop and it will keep overcharging the other cells until they are dead or on fire. You should buy some cheap volt meters (you can get a 5 pack of the 0.36" ones from Amazon for $10) and connect them to each cell in the series charge so you can easily keep an eye on them better than just occasionally measuring with the multimeter.