ClicBot - Repairing a dead LiPo battery

Be careful. You are dealing with electricity and LiPo's are apparently known for being able to catch fire. So proceed with caution. It is rather low voltages we are working with though. A demonstration of what I did to fix my ClicBot brain which was totally unresponsive and would not start nor charge. I had already done this with another ClicBot brain, so I knew what to do, when recording the video. Since I had 2, I figured I would record and share the repair of the second brain. A couple of details, worth a mention here in the description: 1. I'm using a RC charger set to 0.7amp charging and in NimH mode (NOT LiPo). 2. The Volt I'm aiming for is 11.1V before unplugging the alligator clips. 11.1V because the LiPo is made up of 3x3.7V batteries. 3. You can find other (and better tutorials) explaining how to fix a dead LiPo battery.