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Lithium Iron (LIFE ) suitable chargers
Decided to try a Life Source Lithium Iron rx (6.6v) battery for the first time. The battery instructions say that a Triton or Triton 2 charger can be used for these batteries, but it doesnt say what chemistry or battery type to select on the charger. All the choices seem to me to be too high of voltage which the battery insrtuctions specifically state to not use a charger with too much voltage.
My cellpro 10s has a selection for a A123 type cells and packs. Is this a suitable (correct) way to charge this Life Source pack ? |
RE: Lithium Iron (LIFE ) suitable chargers
ORIGINAL: turnnburn Decided to try a Life Source Lithium Iron rx (6.6v) battery for the first time. The battery instructions say that a Triton or Triton 2 charger can be used for these batteries, but it doesnt say what chemistry or battery type to select on the charger. All the choices seem to me to be too high of voltage which the battery insrtuctions specifically state to not use a charger with too much voltage. My cellpro 10s has a selection for a A123 type cells and packs. Is this a suitable (correct) way to charge this Life Source pack ? |
RE: Lithium Iron (LIFE ) suitable chargers
ORIGINAL: turnnburn Decided to try a Life Source Lithium Iron rx (6.6v) battery for the first time. The battery instructions say that a Triton or Triton 2 charger can be used for these batteries, but it doesnt say what chemistry or battery type to select on the charger. All the choices seem to me to be too high of voltage which the battery insrtuctions specifically state to not use a charger with too much voltage. My cellpro 10s has a selection for a A123 type cells and packs. Is this a suitable (correct) way to charge this Life Source pack ? Yes, A123 type cell mode is correct. |
RE: Lithium Iron (LIFE ) suitable chargers
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The Turnigy Accucel charger has been working well for me and it has a specific LiFe setting. Price is right, I bought four of them and connect them to the same power supply, like using one of those 4-in-1 chargers, but if one has any issues the whole thing isn't junk. Of note, I charge my stuff at 1C, not a big fan of "fast charging" at higher than that.
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbycity/s...idproduct=7028 |
RE: Lithium Iron (LIFE ) suitable chargers
Thanks guys. I will use my cellpro set for A123. I dont understand how the battery instructions can say to use a Triton 2 charger but that charger does not appear to do Life or A123 ????
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How old is the Triton? I am pretty sure the latest versions can do LiFe.
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I dont know how old it is. It is a triton 2 that was given to me. No idea how old it is.
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RE: Lithium Iron (LIFE ) suitable chargers
ORIGINAL: turnnburn Thanks guys. I will use my cellpro set for A123. I dont understand how the battery instructions can say to use a Triton 2 charger but that charger does not appear to do Life or A123 ???? http://www.electrifly.com/chargers/gpmm3156.html Maybe there are more then one Triton brand?? I remember Triton from way back when li-po were new. We used to charge our 10S packs with the Schulze at 10A monitoring the voltage, when closeing up to the maximum we witched over to the Triton to do the final part at a lower 2.5A as it could charge li-po but only at 2.5A I just switched to a 4S pack of 5000mAh Li-Fe cells in my dirtbike and will pop in a 60Ah dito in my Volvo Diesel too :-) Seems like a good lead acid replacement |
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RE: Lithium Iron (LIFE ) suitable chargers
This is what I use 4 at a time up to 6A per port will do every thing I have nicad to life http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...k_Charger.html
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CellPro's are the rockin chargers for A123 batteries.
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Cellpro!
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