Hello Steve ! I don't have a camera drone of DJI,Autel,JJRC,MJX, Eachine,Holystone, Potensic,Emax or Parrot... BUT, I BOUGHT ONE MORE AWESOME DRONE ! IT IS THE SYMA X23W ! YOU ALREADY MADE A REVIEW VIDEO ON THAT COOL BEGINNER CAMERA DRONE!!! NOW, I AM THE OWNER OF TWO AWESOME LOW COST, BEGINNER CAMERA DRONES.... Silverlit Bumper Drone HD and Syma X23W !😁
This video was just in time, i was on banggood site about to purchase a imax 6 (really low price) watched your new video and will be purchasing a hobbymate ( model undecided).Great timing and info. Thanks again
So what you're telling me is my outlet is going to look like Chevy Chases Christmas??😂 And you need to change your subscriber sign behind you to read 168k. Great video Capt!!
The only thing that would make this any better is if the USB C was an input that allowed charging from a USB power pack or car USB. And before you say why? The USB QC protocol now allows you to charge @20v 1.8amps.
Kalimera from Greece, as always you make the best review. And for all the newbies, always have a fire extinguisher near when you charge your batteries in case you need it
Nice charger, like many other nice chargers these days. In my experience, it's always good practice to calibrate the charger before you use it for the first time: Unfortunately, some batches have an incorrect (dangerous) initial setup in some brands!
Are you sure that it automatically selects the correct battery type? Most of these smart chargers will select the LiPo profile by default. Check it by connecting another type, like LiHv or LiFe.
Is this the same charger that Horizon Hobby put their name on to sell as their Smart Charger? I have the HH Spektrum Smart checker and it’s just a rebranded ISDT checker.
May i ask (using the D6 dual lite and T240 power supply) what would be the max amp per channel charge rate with two 6s batteries being charged at once?
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 Thanks for the speedy reply, i would be interested in knowing the max 6s charge rate with the same charger/power supply combo reason being, i have a DIY electric 12s mountainboard and use 2 x 6s 14000ah lipos, looking for a field/portable charging set up that will fit in the backpack, and give me about 12amp a channel.
Do you have any suggestions for identifying which battery is charged or discharged when there are multiple batteries that are identical. Just got my 1st drone, bought a Nocchi to learn on and I got the 3 battery deal.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 thanks, I numbered the batteries and figured as long as I use them in sequence I should be good. Ps, I also live in Canada, Moncton NB though.
Why do they have to make power packs separate? It seems as a charger is a good price, then they tell you you need to spend another 60 bucks to plug it in......
There is an option for a built in power supply but for those like me that charge batteries in the field there is no point carrying the extra weight. Check out the pro version on his link. It also has a higher output rating @650watts total power.
Plenty of people in the hobby love the DC chargers only so that they connect them to their car and use them out at the field to charge batteries while flying.
Let me guess.. You are using them for a pretty low power application? Because if you use them near their amp limit (which many 1/8th scale cars and fpv quads do) They usually have really bad punch after 2 years or so. And let's not talk about LIHV, they don't last at all in my experience. Probably just standard lipos that claim they can be overcharged lol.
I have some packs from when we made lipo packs before lipo batteries were a thing for the RC hobby (20 years ago) that still work and balance fine but like VFPV said they are relics with no guts and I'd be lucky to pull .1C from these batteries.
Very nice, i use Junsi 4010 Charger , It would be nice ,when it would be possible to use, it for DJI or other Batterys. I dont understand why they build the Balancerboard inside the Battery. I hate this included Smartphone Charger.It would be better that they put out +and - and the Balance connector , to go direct on a better Charger
It is all designed for beginners. Imagine someone new to drones having to also know how to charge a battery correctly. DJI and other camera drone companies keep things simple for beginners at the expensive of overpriced batteries that really won't last that long due to how they charge.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 Thats it , So i have to build a few adapter inside the Battery, where is possible to cut the normal connectors, between i charge with a better charger.Thank you for your answer. Best wishes from Germany and stay healthy
I know it would be quite a big request but I have been a big fan for a while and could you maybe make a video for your recommendations for rc cars under £300
My my, you are being offensive today. Not every one wants to be an FPV pilot. The FPV world of drones is like racing cars in the world of cars. The camera drones are like the normal cars you drive on the road. But just because you are not an FPV pilot does not mean that a you are a beginner, just that you have a different hobby.
Oh oh, I believe someone is made of glass and marked fragile. The video is made very clear from the start that if you only fly Camera Drones then you are stuck with what came in the box. This is the reality of the world. In that box you received a lipo battery and charger, and that is pretty much most ever know about batteries. But the reality is that the rest of the RC Hobby world is not like that and you actually have to buy a battery charger and know how to charge batteries safely, which also gives you flexibility to do all the things to the battery that you can't do in the camera drone world. Are you still feeling overly sensitive? Explore the RC Hobby, I'm sure there is much out there you would enjoy.
Another electrifying video from captain drone..... 😎.
Hello Steve !
I don't have a camera drone of DJI,Autel,JJRC,MJX, Eachine,Holystone, Potensic,Emax or Parrot...
BUT,
I BOUGHT ONE MORE AWESOME DRONE !
IT IS THE SYMA X23W !
YOU ALREADY MADE A REVIEW VIDEO ON THAT COOL BEGINNER CAMERA DRONE!!!
NOW, I AM THE OWNER OF TWO AWESOME LOW COST, BEGINNER CAMERA DRONES....
Silverlit Bumper Drone HD and Syma X23W !😁
This video was just in time, i was on banggood site about to purchase a imax 6 (really low price) watched your new video and will be purchasing a hobbymate ( model undecided).Great timing and info. Thanks again
Glad I could help!
So what you're telling me is my outlet is going to look like Chevy Chases Christmas??😂
And you need to change your subscriber sign behind you to read 168k.
Great video Capt!!
Happy holidays!
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 You too Capt, you too!
The only thing that would make this any better is if the USB C was an input that allowed charging from a USB power pack or car USB.
And before you say why? The USB QC protocol now allows you to charge @20v 1.8amps.
Kalimera from Greece, as always you make the best review. And for all the newbies, always have a fire extinguisher near when you charge your batteries in case you need it
Very nice Charger. I have to get one and the power supply.
Thanks Captain
Any time
Thanks for helping me with the 103w the other guys going to help me out thank you Thomas
Very informative as always Captain Steve :) Thanks again for sharing this awesome little charger!
Excellent explanation. As always precious information. Congratulations on the work you do. Greetings from Brazil.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice charger, like many other nice chargers these days. In my experience, it's always good practice to calibrate the charger before you use it for the first time: Unfortunately, some batches have an incorrect (dangerous) initial setup in some brands!
Best video captain drone♥️♥️🇳🇵
Great review and info
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow pretty impressive
Are you sure that it automatically selects the correct battery type? Most of these smart chargers will select the LiPo profile by default. Check it by connecting another type, like LiHv or LiFe.
For the most part, Yes, it selects the correct battery type.
Is this the same charger that Horizon Hobby put their name on to sell as their Smart Charger? I have the HH Spektrum Smart checker and it’s just a rebranded ISDT checker.
Horizon Hobby is usually always a year behind everyone, so I'd say no.... But in a year you might see it with an HH logo.
Nice review. Great work as always. Keep up the great work.
How about the yx multi charger?
It has full and storage charge for both 3s and 4s "camera drones" any opinion?
Edit "yx intelligent charger"
If I have not reviewed it, then I can't give an opinion.
That's total poggers dude, I might have to buy it cuz my venom one isn't too good
May i ask (using the D6 dual lite and T240 power supply) what would be the max amp per channel charge rate with two 6s batteries being charged at once?
Each channel is 15 amps. There could be a difference in max due to the power source, but I have not checked it out.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 Thanks for the speedy reply, i would be interested in knowing the max 6s charge rate with the same charger/power supply combo reason being, i have a DIY electric 12s mountainboard and use 2 x 6s 14000ah lipos, looking for a field/portable charging set up that will fit in the backpack, and give me about 12amp a channel.
Do you have any suggestions for identifying which battery is charged or discharged when there are multiple batteries that are identical. Just got my 1st drone, bought a Nocchi to learn on and I got the 3 battery deal.
Yes... just use a battery tester. You plug the balance plug into the tester. They cost around $20 or less.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 thanks, I numbered the batteries and figured as long as I use them in sequence I should be good.
Ps, I also live in Canada, Moncton NB though.
The dual one is one fine choice . Thanks for sharing .
Why do they have to make power packs separate? It seems as a charger is a good price, then they tell you you need to spend another 60 bucks to plug it in......
There is an option for a built in power supply but for those like me that charge batteries in the field there is no point carrying the extra weight.
Check out the pro version on his link. It also has a higher output rating @650watts total power.
@@richardb8492 Thank you.
Plenty of people in the hobby love the DC chargers only so that they connect them to their car and use them out at the field to charge batteries while flying.
have a nice day steve
Hey captain drone could you recommend a USB port that the SJRC F11 pro need to charge just asking for a little advice
Cool
Good morning Friend, well explained gostei👍mas I ask is for 3S, 2S lipo or only for 4S, 5S and 6S?👍🤗
You can charge 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s, 6s batteries
Do you use PowerDirector Pro or regular PowerDirector
Neither
Look’s nice thanks for the video 😉
VERY cool info...
If you take care of your lipos they can last for years. I've got some that are at least 5 years old.
Let me guess.. You are using them for a pretty low power application? Because if you use them near their amp limit (which many 1/8th scale cars and fpv quads do) They usually have really bad punch after 2 years or so. And let's not talk about LIHV, they don't last at all in my experience. Probably just standard lipos that claim they can be overcharged lol.
I have some packs from when we made lipo packs before lipo batteries were a thing for the RC hobby (20 years ago) that still work and balance fine but like VFPV said they are relics with no guts and I'd be lucky to pull .1C from these batteries.
loving the videos I'm thinking of getting the Emax tiny hawk ii the 2s one. do you think I should
It is a great, inexpensive, drone to learn how to fly FPV on.
Very nice, i use Junsi 4010 Charger , It would be nice ,when it would be possible to use, it for DJI or other Batterys. I dont understand why they build the Balancerboard inside the Battery. I hate this included Smartphone Charger.It would be better that they put out +and - and the Balance connector , to go direct on a better Charger
It is all designed for beginners. Imagine someone new to drones having to also know how to charge a battery correctly. DJI and other camera drone companies keep things simple for beginners at the expensive of overpriced batteries that really won't last that long due to how they charge.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 Thats it , So i have to build a few adapter inside the Battery, where is possible to cut the normal connectors, between i charge with a better charger.Thank you for your answer. Best wishes from Germany and stay healthy
@@joschspike9705 When it comes to batteries that came with your drone, you might be stuck with those, I would not take them apart and mess with them.
its my birthday..
Bappy hirthday
@@DaneH64 ..i wish i have a drone like mini..coz its my dream to have one of dji
Happy Birthday.... now go open your presents.
@@CAPTAINDRONE798 ..weres is it
pls..idol i wish you give me a gift like mini
ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy this is the besttt!!!
hello idol
Thank you! ¶ ;-)--~
What rc car is that?
Traxxas
Thanks I’m looking to get into the hobby of rc cars but have a budget of £300 for Christmas
I know it would be quite a big request but I have been a big fan for a while and could you maybe make a video for your recommendations for rc cars under £300
👇👇👏
Bro USMKH
poggers
First comment captain
My my, you are being offensive today. Not every one wants to be an FPV pilot. The FPV world of drones is like racing cars in the world of cars. The camera drones are like the normal cars you drive on the road. But just because you are not an FPV pilot does not mean that a you are a beginner, just that you have a different hobby.
Oh oh, I believe someone is made of glass and marked fragile. The video is made very clear from the start that if you only fly Camera Drones then you are stuck with what came in the box. This is the reality of the world. In that box you received a lipo battery and charger, and that is pretty much most ever know about batteries. But the reality is that the rest of the RC Hobby world is not like that and you actually have to buy a battery charger and know how to charge batteries safely, which also gives you flexibility to do all the things to the battery that you can't do in the camera drone world. Are you still feeling overly sensitive? Explore the RC Hobby, I'm sure there is much out there you would enjoy.