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Okay, I already have the adapter I arriving tomorrow, so I’m going to use it first and buy the one you sent if I run into problems
Okay thank you, my battery recommends I charge at 1 amp is that too low or should I do 5 amps
For example a 5000mah battery should be charged at 5 amps. (Which is 1C)
he said that the battery mAh is 5200
Oh ok. So the battery should be charged at 5.2 amps or lower. You could go higher but it will decrease the life of the battery. Also, higher amps, hotter than the temp in the charger gets. My xt60 to 4mm adapters I use, the highest it goes is 125F and gets real hot when above 130F.
can a lectron pro 5200 3s 50c be charged at 6 amps?
Yes. Any battery could be charged on what ever you like. (Well depending on your charger) I charge my 6100 and 7200 packs at 10amps. I charged my 5200 pack at 12 amps once. I was running late for a race.
lol yeah my charger can only charge up to 6 amps
i need to get a new one that can charge up to like 15 amps
what charger do you use?
I use the SkyRC T200 (max charge on 2s and with regular wall outlet is 12amps) My uncles charger which is a iCharger 308 can charge up to 30amps and 8s.
your charger can only charge 2s lipos?
1-6s
https://www.amainhobbies.com/skyrc-...ry-charger-6s-10a-100w-sky-100155-03/p1305344
I think thats supposed to be 1C which for a 5200mAh battery would be 5.2A
I've charged em at 30A but the hotter the charges the less cycles youll get out of it overall.
Id get a HOTA D6Pro unless you want something with a lot of power. The HOTA requires a DC power supply to get the max out of it but you can get the charger first and run it on AC until you can afford to pick up a DC PSU. RaceDayQuads has the D6Pro for $118.
