Charging HFP-10 Programmer
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Mike,
I have a Hobbico Accu-Cycler. Am I safely charging my programmer using the 125 setting instead of the 50 setting on the Rx side? I know the Accu-Cycle will charge for 15 hours, so the 50 setting will not fully charge the programer's battery pack, but I'm concerned I'll damage the pack at the 125 setting.
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Chuck
I have a Hobbico Accu-Cycler. Am I safely charging my programmer using the 125 setting instead of the 50 setting on the Rx side? I know the Accu-Cycle will charge for 15 hours, so the 50 setting will not fully charge the programer's battery pack, but I'm concerned I'll damage the pack at the 125 setting.
Thanks,
Chuck
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FYI...I started charging at the 125 setting then after thinking about it, I flipped the setting to 50 after the first 6 hours. I don't think I caused any problems, but thought I'd try and get some informed help from "the source."
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Which shouldn't be a problem...125 setting for the whole time or 6 hours @ 125 then 9 hours @ 50...or either?
Sorry, I just don't want to screw up the batteries or the programmer.
Sorry, I just don't want to screw up the batteries or the programmer.
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As I understand the HFP-10 has a 1100 mAh pack in it, so 125 mA setting is just a tad over C/10 charge rate which should charge the pack in 14 hours. At C/10 rate no damage can occur even if you leave it on for more than 24 hours. Don't worry.