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Charger/power supply
I’m in the process of looking for a power supply for a I charger 406 duo
This is my first step into charging and discharging at higher amps I haven’t got the icharger yet but after some research it seems to stand out from the rest So upto now it’s looking like the one I’ll get (any recommendations on other chargers for higher amp charging would be great) What would you recommend I use 2cell lipos only I’m just looking to charge them faster Any pointers would be great thanks Thanks
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Schumacher kc LD Tekno EB410 Last edited by On the roof; 20-12-2017 at 12:23 AM. |
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Bear in mind that due to brca general rules, you are only permitted to charge lipo at manufacturers spec, if that's not posted on the lipo list you are restricted to 1c charge rate
This applies anywhere as your bound by general rules. (Though what you do in your own home is up to you) breaking this rule will see you void your brca insurances
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Any good psu over 20 amps is good, allot use the server power supplied some we converting
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That’s something I never give any thought too
What is the general amp charge to keep within the rules charging 7.6v 2 cell intellect lipos
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Schumacher kc LD Tekno EB410 Last edited by On the roof; 20-12-2017 at 12:38 PM. |
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1C or if it says you can charge that specific battery higher on the lists here https://www.brca.org/documents/batte...ion-lists.html whatever it says you can charge it at.
I don't know those exact batteries but if they're 5,000mAh 1C is 5A, 2C is 10A, 3C is 15A etc. Edit to add..... if they're the HV lipos they can still only be charged to the normal max lipo voltage 8.4V (rule copied out beloew) 3.7 LiPo/LiFe batteries may be charged to a maximum of:- 2S Batteries may be charged to a maximum of 8.40v (LiPo) resp. 7.40v (LiFe). 1S Batteries may be charged to a maximum of 4.20v (LiPo) resp. 3.70v (LiFe). LiPo/LiFe drive batteries must be a ’Lipo sack’ at all times when being charged or discharged. This applies to any discharging procedures except during a race or when using organiser supplied resistors.
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Dragon Paints Last edited by i4n; 20-12-2017 at 12:53 PM. |
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If you have 7.6v Lipo you can only charge them to 8.4volts max
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Intellect LIHV lipos have a max charge rating of 3C
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Thanks for the reply’s it’s a lot to learn I’m thinking the icharger 406 is a bit of an over kill for my needs
Any recommendations it would be even better if I could just have a higher amp charger without the need for a power pack
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If I’m right the 3c charge rate for my 6000mah battery’s would be 18 Amps
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Also the icharger to me is the best on the market, love mine, easy to use and very accurate
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and ordered a 62a server power supply for £15 there’s a video on YouTube for the exact one to convert it What do you use in way of discharge
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i dont use it in buggies at all
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