OK guys so here is the idea. I recently purchased two 2400 mAh Li-po's. The only chargers I have are two of these EK2-0851 E-Sky balancing chargers. They work GREAT for balancing and charging my bateries but their output is only 0.8 amps. which could take 3.5 ish hours to charge the batteries. So how can I modify the output of these charges to someting like 2.0 amps? Or maybe 1.8 amps. Just anything greater than 0.8. Any suggestions on how to do this would be greatly apperectiated. Yes, I'm pretty good at soldering and understanding basic electronics.

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It might be programed into an IC so that would be hard to change. If they use a potentiometer to change the output current then it probably wouldn't be that hard to change if you had a multimeter. It is hard to know without schematics and know what exactly they programed in the the IC's. If you plan on doing this hobby for a long time I would just get a good adjustable charger.