Duratrax IntelliPeak Digital Charger for Newbie?
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Duratrax IntelliPeak Digital Charger for Newbie?
Hi there,
Just bought an Slow Stick off Ebay and I am now looking at buying a better charger than the basic E-Flite charger included with the kit. I was looking at the Duratrax IntelliPeak Digital charger and I was wondering if it is a good choice for my Slow Stick battery? It is a Sanyo 7.2V 600Mah.
I am interested in this charger because it has AC/DC inputs and a detachable AC input and of course because it can discharge/charge NiCD and NIMH and all this for under $100. It is a good choice?
What do you recommend?
Thanks,
Albert.
Just bought an Slow Stick off Ebay and I am now looking at buying a better charger than the basic E-Flite charger included with the kit. I was looking at the Duratrax IntelliPeak Digital charger and I was wondering if it is a good choice for my Slow Stick battery? It is a Sanyo 7.2V 600Mah.
I am interested in this charger because it has AC/DC inputs and a detachable AC input and of course because it can discharge/charge NiCD and NIMH and all this for under $100. It is a good choice?
What do you recommend?
Thanks,
Albert.
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RE: Duratrax IntelliPeak Digital Charger for Newbie?
Could you please be a bit more specific? I went to Tower Hobbies, and there are six different DuraTrax Intellipeak chargers, all under $100. I'm confused [sm=drowning.gif] Those Duratrax chargers can't charge more than 8 cells, so if you ever go to larger planes...
While DC-only, the Hitec CG340 can charge up to 16 cells, and costs less than any of the Duratrax chargers at $40. You discharge the packs in the plane, so who needs a discharger? [sm=biggrin.gif] You can make a cheap, yet reliable power supply with some simple modifications to an old PC power supply.
While DC-only, the Hitec CG340 can charge up to 16 cells, and costs less than any of the Duratrax chargers at $40. You discharge the packs in the plane, so who needs a discharger? [sm=biggrin.gif] You can make a cheap, yet reliable power supply with some simple modifications to an old PC power supply.
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RE: Duratrax IntelliPeak Digital Charger for Newbie?
I like the Wattage PF-12. AC/DC, Ni-Cad and Ni-Mh packs from 150 mah to 2000 mah, 4.8V to 14.4V, 4-12 cells.
The best part is, it's only $50.
The best part is, it's only $50.
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RE: Duratrax IntelliPeak Digital Charger for Newbie?
Sorry, the charger i was talking about is the Duratrax IntelliPeak Digital Pulse Charger
DTXP4130. It offers a lot of features that advanced chargers have. In regard to the limitation of 8 cells, I don't think I plan to go to bigger airplanes at least for the next 6 months. It detects false peaks which is an advantage over the other chargers mentioned in this thread.
Keep the ideas coming.
Thanks for your replies.
Albert.
DTXP4130. It offers a lot of features that advanced chargers have. In regard to the limitation of 8 cells, I don't think I plan to go to bigger airplanes at least for the next 6 months. It detects false peaks which is an advantage over the other chargers mentioned in this thread.
Keep the ideas coming.
Thanks for your replies.
Albert.