Nimh Charger suggestion
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Guys, Thanks for your previous help. I want your suggestion on a NiMH charger. Here are my needs:
1. Should be able to charge 7.2 - 8.4V, 2000 - 5000 mAh, 6 or 7 cell Nimh stick packs and standard receiver packs
2. Should be able to charge atleast 2 batteries at a time
3. Must be able to operate on 230V 50Hz since the use is going to be in India
4. Must be AC/DC type with AC connectors
5. Tamiya style connectors required
6. Glow charger adapter will be a great add on
7. Not worried about LCD display and other frills
Please help as I need to make a decision soon. I checked many brands like venom, dynamite, duratrax etc. All seem to be 110V which wont work in India.
1. Should be able to charge 7.2 - 8.4V, 2000 - 5000 mAh, 6 or 7 cell Nimh stick packs and standard receiver packs
2. Should be able to charge atleast 2 batteries at a time
3. Must be able to operate on 230V 50Hz since the use is going to be in India
4. Must be AC/DC type with AC connectors
5. Tamiya style connectors required
6. Glow charger adapter will be a great add on
7. Not worried about LCD display and other frills
Please help as I need to make a decision soon. I checked many brands like venom, dynamite, duratrax etc. All seem to be 110V which wont work in India.
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There are a few chargers that can do two at a time but it's usually at lower current rates. My best advice would be to get a charger that can handle NiCd, NiMH, and LiPo because sooner or later you'll be using LiPo. Also don't worry about it being AC/DC, you won't find one in the states that is 230v/50Hz, just get a nice DC charger and run it off a car battery or pick up a 230v DC transformer when you get to India.