is there any way to fix a inflated li-po if it still holds charge

http://learningrc.com/puffed-lipos/

Google is your friend.

>>1237717
I put one in the freezer and it was almost normal again, but it gradually regained its size over the next couple days

>>1237718
reading now

>>1237719
good experiment, too bad it doesn't work permanently...

>>1237718
shit, so it can't be fixed.

Problem is this battery is 85mm by 65mm and can't find a replacement online...

>>1237727
Have you tried R/C places like Hobbyking? From what my R/C friends tell me, you can find lipo in any config you could want.

https://hobbyking.com/en_us/lipo.html

as an example.

>captcha: columbine ambulance

Too soon.

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>>1237727
>battery is 85mm by 65mm
Might be a custom cell.
If you know the capacity, that's really the critical part. Get something just a touch smaller physically with the same voltage and same or more mAh rating, it'll be fine.

No, you cannot recover a swollen cell. Don't charge it, don't poke it... unless you're okay with "may vent with flame".

>>1237960
>columbine ambulance
pic related

>>1237717
Charge it then shoot it with a BB gun. Better to enjoy show then light the trash truck on fire.

Honestly you'd probably have better luck building your own battery from scratch than fixing that one.

Easiest solution (if you can't find a replacement) is probably to figure out what configuration of smaller cells will fit in the cavity and then configure them to output the same voltage.

hobbyking,gearbest,amazon,ebay should all have them,check by weight and type you need,you will be able to find one that fits