Caleb90
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30min drive. Trying to see if they have any charger worth buying in the 60 dollor range. Or if i should just buy off ebayThose guys are awesome. Pretty jealous you are close to them.
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30min drive. Trying to see if they have any charger worth buying in the 60 dollor range. Or if i should just buy off ebayThose guys are awesome. Pretty jealous you are close to them.
If I could get to a darn post office I would just mail you one of my old ones.30min drive. Trying to see if they have any charger worth buying in the 60 dollor range. Or if i should just buy off ebay
The RDX1 Pro does show having an internal resistance meter.I recommend Hitec as their QC is really good. My cousin has an UP60AC and the fan is starting to fail. My Hitec RDX1 Pro is still going strong.
Yeah, it’s hidden and they don’t show it in the manual. You need to go into the battery voltage menu and hold stop and start at the same time iirc.The RDX1 Pro does show having an internal resistance meter.
It is the mAh that determines how long it takes to charge a battery, but the more cells there are, depending on the wattage of the charger, the longer it will take. Also, it depends on where the battery is at when you start charging. A battery sitting at 3.2v/cell will take longer than one at 3.8v/cell.About how much time to charge a 3s battery with this charger? https://www.smalladdictionsrc.com/hitec-rdx2-mini-ac-dual-multi-charger-4s-5a-50w/
Trying to decide if i should get a dual charger or a single port charger at 100watts
100w and higher for a single channel, this will allow up to 6s at 4.5A. It’s good to have extra room so you don’t run the charger at 100% all the time.Ok so what wattage chargers should i be looking at for 2s and 3s batterys in the mah5000 size range?
I had one, it was overcharging my LiPos so I returned it, I luckily didn’t have a fire. Don’t get it, get a better one. Instead, get the Dynamite Passport P2 as they have much better QC.
That is still 50 watt per channel on acI had one, it was overcharging my LiPos so I returned it, I luckily didn’t have a fire. Don’t get it, get a better one. Instead, get the Dynamite Passport P2 as they have much better QC.
I didn’t realize that was DC only, sorry! The Hitec RDX2 Pro is a bit pricy, but that’s all that I could find for a decent AC LiPo charger. I recommend waiting for someone else to help you find a good charger in your budget.That is still 50 watt per channel on ac
Where do you even get the power supply cable for ac and the battery connectorsI personally would go for the Hota D6 Pro charger long before I spent the same money for that Venom.
But then again, I have tons of connectors to make my own adapter cables.
The Hota is not a compromise for me. It is the charger I wanted after doing a lot of research. At the time, I could have spent more money for a charger, but the Hota is a beast for the money. It's 1.6A balance circuit was what sold me on it.
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It comes with the AC cable and you need to buy or make your own leads, you can buy pre-made leads off of Amazon or eBay for cheap.Where do you even get the power supply cable for ac and the battery connectors
No. The cheapest place to buy it is the link I shared. At least they were the cheapest when I bought mine. And RDQ is actually a very good place to buy from.Are there any knock offs of that charger that i need to look out for