Lipo charger
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RE: Lipo charger
I have the T6 from nitroplanes and I really like it. Programming is easy. Having 4 banks is obviously nice with electric planes, but it is also handy if you get into fuel planes. You can charge a Li-Fe reciever pack, a nimh reciever, nicad glow driver, and lead acid starter battery, or any other combination.
If you get into big electrics you will eventually want something with more watts, but I still use the T6 for everything except 5000 mah 6s packs.
If you get into big electrics you will eventually want something with more watts, but I still use the T6 for everything except 5000 mah 6s packs.
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RE: Lipo charger
Some of the entry level "4-button" 50 watt chargers work well and are reliable if cost is an issue.
If you are looking for a more advanced charger with more watts to charge larger batteries then you will be spending more.
High-end chargers provide high amps and watts and they cost the most.
Here are some entry level, and mid-level chargers
If you are looking for a more advanced charger with more watts to charge larger batteries then you will be spending more.
High-end chargers provide high amps and watts and they cost the most.
Here are some entry level, and mid-level chargers
#5
RE: Lipo charger
I have (4) of these chargers. I use the to charge 100mah 2s to 5500 6s batteries.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/60p-dyc-1004.html
If you need a AC/DC one
http://www.hobbypartz.com/60p-dyc-10...rger-blue.html
You can always use an old laptop power supply too.
Buzz.
http://www.hobbypartz.com/60p-dyc-1004.html
If you need a AC/DC one
http://www.hobbypartz.com/60p-dyc-10...rger-blue.html
You can always use an old laptop power supply too.
Buzz.
#6
RE: Lipo charger
ORIGINAL: gsingh
Can somebody suggest a good Lipo nicad. Charger that is reliable and will last sometime.
Can somebody suggest a good Lipo nicad. Charger that is reliable and will last sometime.
A number of chargers remain on the shelves as the A.-C. Elite does all my work especially for Nmh and Nicad batteries which I mostly use.
I do not jump to the latest fad on the market. I stay with that which I use, understand, and always works for ME!
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RE: Lipo charger
For small batteries the standard 4 button chargers are fine. WHen you start getting 4 or lipo cells then maybe start looking at higher end chargers. My opinion for best charger is the Thunder power 820CD It can hammer 2 6cell 4000MAH at a time. but for 3cell lipos I use the 50 watt 4 buttons they can be had for 20-50 dollars and work well. Most lipo chargers will do multi-chemistry