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I cannot recommend the AC680 Thunder charger enough; it has the built in STORAGE feature setting for putting your batteries at the desired voltage automatically for storage...it's why I bought this charger. And it's one of the most inexpensive smart chargers out there - coming in at $50 bucks! Comes with the temperature sensor too, although I've never had issues with charging my batteries and them becoming too warm. Not if you obey the 1C charge rule.


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The temp sensor is really for nimh nicd to prevent overcharge in error. One can get good chargers with a little less amp charge (50W). For as little as $21 shipped on the auction site with storage and all the features. Everyone starting electric should invest. I have at least 100 cycles on some lipos.

Goldenduff

What's its max amp and wattage? Many chargers have a storage function or ability for around that price.

jstrach

If you're asking about the AC680, the specs are:

Operating voltage range: DC 10V - 18V
Circuit Power: max. 80W for charging, max 10W for discharging
Charge / Discharge current range: 1-6.0A / 0.1 - 2.0A
Lithium battery cell count: 1-6S
Pb battery voltage: 2-20V