Great charger, after so many duds from other manufacturers in this size range it's great to see one from a quality manufacturer. I just ordered one using your link. Cheers.
Looks good. The only negative I can see (and I realise this is a niche problem 😊) is that the terminal voltage can only be set as low as 4.18V. I prefer to charge my batteries to ideally no higher than 4.10V as this significantly extends battery life whilst losing a relatively small amount of capacity.
Andrew: This was your usual clear, expertly illustrated, & organized training video, good for novices & experts alike. Out of curiosity, are you still doing much SCUBA diving? Jim
This very full featured given the size. Great value, and stylish too! The wide range of input voltage (dc) and ability to regulate the output likely means this smart charger could be used with a solar panel input at the field as allows setting maximum input voltage and current. Although solar input not specifically listed in the manual. I'm thinking with a portable 50-100W panel, some sun and one could have infinite power to fly. ;) BTW: Noticed from the manual that SkyRC offers an companion accessory to charge any USB related gear. The "PCH-150 Power & Charging Hub".
0:58 shows the USB type c port cause I had not seen that the first time when I watched it and was wondering. Still not sure if I should be happy with that or not cause I am mainly running a good old heavy and powerfull graupner Ultramat with its build in charger. But I guess it will become time to get one of these sooner or later and adopt. But on the other hand I feel more and more the battle for the powerfull USB Type C charger with 60W and more cause the laptop, phone, tablet and now even the hobby wants access to that device. Bought already 2 additional ones or even 3.
Great charger, after so many duds from other manufacturers in this size range it's great to see one from a quality manufacturer.
I just ordered one using your link. Cheers.
Excellent thanks. Simple and funky little charger.
looks decent, good review
Wow looks very nice
Looks good. The only negative I can see (and I realise this is a niche problem 😊) is that the terminal voltage can only be set as low as 4.18V.
I prefer to charge my batteries to ideally no higher than 4.10V as this significantly extends battery life whilst losing a relatively small amount of capacity.
Just switch to LiIon which has a terminal voltage of 4.1V
Thanks for highlighting that, and good idea Felix
Andrew:
This was your usual clear, expertly illustrated, & organized training video, good for novices & experts alike.
Out of curiosity, are you still doing much SCUBA diving?
Jim
Thanks Jim. Too cold at the moment but I will when summer comes.
I'd buy that neat little charger if I didn't already own ~15 chargers....😉
Only 15? no suite of chargers is complete... until it's at least 16.
😂
Great unit, I've got the same old charger like u ,B6
Classic bit of gear
This very full featured given the size. Great value, and stylish too!
The wide range of input voltage (dc) and ability to regulate the output likely means this smart charger could be used with a solar panel input at the field as allows setting maximum input voltage and current. Although solar input not specifically listed in the manual. I'm thinking with a portable 50-100W panel, some sun and one could have infinite power to fly. ;)
BTW: Noticed from the manual that SkyRC offers an companion accessory to charge any USB related gear. The "PCH-150 Power & Charging Hub".
Good idea. A solar setup would be excellent.
0:58 shows the USB type c port cause I had not seen that the first time when I watched it and was wondering. Still not sure if I should be happy with that or not cause I am mainly running a good old heavy and powerfull graupner Ultramat with its build in charger.
But I guess it will become time to get one of these sooner or later and adopt. But on the other hand I feel more and more the battle for the powerfull USB Type C charger with 60W and more cause the laptop, phone, tablet and now even the hobby wants access to that device. Bought already 2 additional ones or even 3.
Perfect for keeping the slope flight bag with a USB power bank.
😅Bonjour ou l'avez acheter merci beaucoup pour votre réponse, xavier de France 🇫🇷
This device can charge Pb 6S with a power of 100W (with a current of 8 Amperes up to a voltage of 14.6 Volts)? Is this baby overloading?
Et sont prix de vente merci cordialement, France 🇫🇷
Hello I just wanted to know how to know battery Telemetry on flysky i6 . If you know please make one video or Reply thanks
Look for iBus sensors video
I like it. Looks like Nintendo switch
What is the AC power supply you have?
Toolkit RC P200. I use it all the time. th-cam.com/video/x_09jRyFZts/w-d-xo.html
Why You charge 3S battery to 16V???
16V is the input voltage, not the final charge voltage
the sheep and the wolf question: Oh my god, you have tall fingers and hands - or is the charger really so small ?
Small charger, smaller than a credit card
10:00 that was all bullshit. the physics dont add up. if thats how you made it all the letters would have to be on one of the folds or edges.
I'm a magician!