Thank you for the welcome. Sorry took so long to reply. Could you tell me which is a good lipo charger. One that will balance, charge to a set voltage and be able to set voltage for storage. Thank you Jim
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Thunder T610 NiCd/NiMH and LiIo/LiPo/LiFe Battery Balance Charger/Discharger NEW | eBay
I have this one and I love it! The only draw back is that you need an external power supply.
I use Megawatt power supplies for my ham radios and have a spare I use for this.
MegaWatt Power Supplies
I have this one and I love it! The only draw back is that you need an external power supply.
I use Megawatt power supplies for my ham radios and have a spare I use for this.
MegaWatt Power Supplies
I have started using the HiTec rdx1 since I picked it up for my Traxxas. Just had to pick up the adapter. I have been pretty happy with its performance, and its not very expensive.
This is the adapter needed FYI.
Yuneec Typhoon H Drone Battery to Charger Adapter with Balance Leads
There are all sorts of chargers available over on HobbyKing. I personally use the Turnigy Accucell-6 or Reaktor
Either one requires an external power supply that provides between 10~18v. I use old IBM 16v/4.5A laptop power bricks with mine and they work great. You do have to learn how to use them as you can overcharge LiPo batteries if you have your setting incorrect.
Here are the specs on the Reaktor.
Features:
• Microprocessor controlled
• Delta-peak sensitivity (NiMH / NiCd)
• Individual cell balancing charge & discharge
• Li-ion, Li-poly and LiFe capable
• Ni-Cd and NiMH capable
• High-power and high-performance circuit
• Store function, allows safe storage current
• Data storage (Store up to 10 packs in memory)
• Cyclic charging / discharging
• Convenient foam cutter power supply function
Specs:
Input Voltage: 10 ~ 18V DC
Charge Current: 0.05 ~ 10A
Discharge Current: 0.05 ~ 7A
Maximum Charge Capacity: 250W
Maximum Discharge Capacity: 20W
Current Drain For Balancing LiPoly: 300mAh/cell
Lithium (Li-poly/LiIo/LiFe) Cell Count: 1 ~ 6 series
NiCd/NiMH Cell Count: 1 ~ 17 series
Pb Battery Voltage: 2 ~ 24V
Battery Setup Memory: 10
Intelligent Temperature Control: Yes
Weight: 360g
Dimensions: 140 x 80 x 30mm
Includes:
1 x Turnigy Reaktor 250W charger
2 x Alligator Clips +/-
1 x XT60 / T connector charge lead
1 x JST / Futaba Charge Lead
Either one requires an external power supply that provides between 10~18v. I use old IBM 16v/4.5A laptop power bricks with mine and they work great. You do have to learn how to use them as you can overcharge LiPo batteries if you have your setting incorrect.
Here are the specs on the Reaktor.
Features:
• Microprocessor controlled
• Delta-peak sensitivity (NiMH / NiCd)
• Individual cell balancing charge & discharge
• Li-ion, Li-poly and LiFe capable
• Ni-Cd and NiMH capable
• High-power and high-performance circuit
• Store function, allows safe storage current
• Data storage (Store up to 10 packs in memory)
• Cyclic charging / discharging
• Convenient foam cutter power supply function
Specs:
Input Voltage: 10 ~ 18V DC
Charge Current: 0.05 ~ 10A
Discharge Current: 0.05 ~ 7A
Maximum Charge Capacity: 250W
Maximum Discharge Capacity: 20W
Current Drain For Balancing LiPoly: 300mAh/cell
Lithium (Li-poly/LiIo/LiFe) Cell Count: 1 ~ 6 series
NiCd/NiMH Cell Count: 1 ~ 17 series
Pb Battery Voltage: 2 ~ 24V
Battery Setup Memory: 10
Intelligent Temperature Control: Yes
Weight: 360g
Dimensions: 140 x 80 x 30mm
Includes:
1 x Turnigy Reaktor 250W charger
2 x Alligator Clips +/-
1 x XT60 / T connector charge lead
1 x JST / Futaba Charge Lead
Sorry it so long to thank you guys. I have been a little under the weather lately. So Thank you very much.
