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I just wanted to know if that internal temperature was ok and if plugging into the wall or using a power supply is better. Very long day at school.

I'm confused my self too. I'm not good converting watts volts amps etc. I don't know how I got a B in algebra right now 🤷‍♂️

No I'm talking about the internal charger temps. And yes it is a 12 amp charger but I charge those batteries at 10 amps. The charger has internal temp and external temp but I don't have those external temp sensors.

Here is mine (skyrc t200) Ok so problem solved. 10amps is 240 volts. I am charging at the maximum the charger can do. Going to try to charge at a slower rate like maybe 8 amps or 7.2-7.9 amps. I usually charge my hoovos and others at 8 amps. ( 2 are 5200mah the other is 6200mah) Also I do...

I got 2 2s lipos that are 7200ma or 7900 ma (can't remember) My uncle told me to charge at 10amps so thats what I do. The chargers internal temperature reads at least 140 F. (The cut off setting is set at 122 F) so I don't know if I should charge at a slower rate or idk. The fan on the charger is...

What is the Pros and cons with plugging a charger into the wall vs using a power supply? I saw mine (SkyRC T200), HiTec X2, and the Hota D6 Pro does AC/DC. I directly plug my charger into the wall. My uncle uses a power supply for his Progressive RC Icharger.