What's your favorite charger?
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What's your favorite charger?
I need a good charger to charge multiple batteries, various kinds of batteries with all the bells and whistles - balancing, polishing, reconditioning and all the other things these batteries need.
What do you have?
Do you like it?
Was it worth the money?
Scott
What do you have?
Do you like it?
Was it worth the money?
Scott
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RE: What's your favorite charger?
I would personally contact David at Progressive RC. He sells FMA and Icharger (what Ibought). He can steer you in the right direction for what your charging needs and budget allow.
If you need to get a power supply jrplane (on rcgroup) and others sell some great computer server supplies ready to go that work great for powering your charger on your bench.
Good luck.
If you need to get a power supply jrplane (on rcgroup) and others sell some great computer server supplies ready to go that work great for powering your charger on your bench.
Good luck.
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RE: What's your favorite charger?
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I need a good charger to charge multiple batteries, various kinds of batteries with all the bells and whistles - balancing, polishing, reconditioning and all the other things these batteries need.
What do you have?
Do you like it?
Was it worth the money?
Scott
I need a good charger to charge multiple batteries, various kinds of batteries with all the bells and whistles - balancing, polishing, reconditioning and all the other things these batteries need.
What do you have?
Do you like it?
Was it worth the money?
Scott
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RE: What's your favorite charger?
Does anyone have an opinion on this charger?
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This is the DC Powered Balancing Quattro B6 Battery Charger
from Sky RC Technology.
FEATURES: Charges up to four batteries of different chemistry at one time
Charges 1-6 cell LiPo Li-Ion and LiFe batteries, 1-15 NiCd and
NiMH cells and 1-10 cell lead acid batteries
Individual lithium cell voltage balancer at each charging port
Each charging port delivers 50W of power
Charge cycle for lithium batteries can be speeded up to reduce charge
time or lengthened to increase battery storage life
Delta peak sensitivity
Data storage for up to five different batteries
Dual fan cooling system
INCLUDES: Sky RC Technology Quattro B6 Battery Charger, 12AWG DC Power Cables
with Bullet Connectors and Alligator Clips, Charge Cable with
Alligator Clips, one each Futaba RX, Tamiya and JST BEC Charge
Cables, 18AWG Charge Cable and Instruction Manual
REQUIRES: DC power supply
SPECS: Operating Voltage Range: DC 11-15.0V
Power Source: 12V DC
Charge Power: 50W regulated
Discharge Power: 5W regulated
Cell Count: 1-6 LiPo/Li-ion/LiFe cells
1-15 NiCd/NiMH cells
1-10 lead acid cells (2-20V)
Current Drain for Balancing Lithium: 300mA
Charge Termination: NiCd/NiMH, automatic delta peak method
Lead Acid & Lithium, automatic voltage-dependent
CC-CV process
Dimensions: 8.9 x 6.2 x 2.4" (225.4 x 158.6 x 62.4mm)
Weight: 2.4lbs (1.09kg)
<noscript></noscript>
This is the DC Powered Balancing Quattro B6 Battery Charger
from Sky RC Technology.
FEATURES: Charges up to four batteries of different chemistry at one time
Charges 1-6 cell LiPo Li-Ion and LiFe batteries, 1-15 NiCd and
NiMH cells and 1-10 cell lead acid batteries
Individual lithium cell voltage balancer at each charging port
Each charging port delivers 50W of power
Charge cycle for lithium batteries can be speeded up to reduce charge
time or lengthened to increase battery storage life
Delta peak sensitivity
Data storage for up to five different batteries
Dual fan cooling system
INCLUDES: Sky RC Technology Quattro B6 Battery Charger, 12AWG DC Power Cables
with Bullet Connectors and Alligator Clips, Charge Cable with
Alligator Clips, one each Futaba RX, Tamiya and JST BEC Charge
Cables, 18AWG Charge Cable and Instruction Manual
REQUIRES: DC power supply
SPECS: Operating Voltage Range: DC 11-15.0V
Power Source: 12V DC
Charge Power: 50W regulated
Discharge Power: 5W regulated
Cell Count: 1-6 LiPo/Li-ion/LiFe cells
1-15 NiCd/NiMH cells
1-10 lead acid cells (2-20V)
Current Drain for Balancing Lithium: 300mA
Charge Termination: NiCd/NiMH, automatic delta peak method
Lead Acid & Lithium, automatic voltage-dependent
CC-CV process
Dimensions: 8.9 x 6.2 x 2.4" (225.4 x 158.6 x 62.4mm)
Weight: 2.4lbs (1.09kg)
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RE: What's your favorite charger?
i here hitec has a good charger for multiple batteries x4 plus ac/dc charger can do 4 batteries at once triton 2 eq is also a good charger but only does one battery at a time.