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  1. tntpoof

    Pros and Cons with plugging a charger into a wall vs a power supply (AC/DC)

    ohms law for converting. add a external fan to inlets of charger bookmark this link. it will help you figures some things our https://ohmslawcalculator.com/ohms-law-calculator
  2. tntpoof

    Pros and Cons with plugging a charger into a wall vs a power supply (AC/DC)

    so that charger has a external temp guage?.. i looked it says charger is 12 amps not 10.. both those temps if they are the battery re of no worry its when you get to 165 degrees then you worry.put a fan on hot side so temp sensor goes in port A or B? then you lay it or strap it on battery?
  3. tntpoof

    Pros and Cons with plugging a charger into a wall vs a power supply (AC/DC)

    AC charges can not deliver more power unless they have a DC source.. check and see if AC chargers have more watts than on DC.. Hota D6 pro AC 200 watts DC 650 Watts so how does ac give more power. USE a DC source...
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