You talk about charging scx24 batteries with this charger. Can you do a video about how to do that? Edit: Everybody shows charging large batteries. I have not found a video charging small batteries with this type of charger.
You only need to get an adapter for your battery plug. What ever your batter uses to the input on the charger. Then you just charge at 0.1 Amps per 100 MAH. So a 350 MAH battery (scx24) can charge at 0.3 or 0.4 amps. Either is fine. Just need an adapter that’s like 5 bucks or make one. ;)
Overall, seems like a good, relatively-compact, dual charger. Price is also reasonable enough. Regarding the balance board 'problem', there is a simple solution. With my HiTec X2 AC Black Edition (which is my "backup" charger...an iCharger 406 Duo is my primary), I use balance boards which use standard 6S balance connectors. I've had them for so long, I no longer remember whether I got them through Amain, Horizon Hobby, eBay, Amazon, or someplace else...but, I'm sure they'd be easy enough to find for anyone interested in searching online.
i seen the voltage voltage but how low can it go on the lipo setting or how high on lithium iron phosphate ?
4v is the lowest target voltage you can go. LiFe can go from 3.4v to 3.7
You talk about charging scx24 batteries with this charger. Can you do a video about how to do that? Edit: Everybody shows charging large batteries. I have not found a video charging small batteries with this type of charger.
You only need to get an adapter for your battery plug. What ever your batter uses to the input on the charger. Then you just charge at 0.1 Amps per 100 MAH.
So a 350 MAH battery (scx24) can charge at 0.3 or 0.4 amps. Either is fine.
Just need an adapter that’s like 5 bucks or make one. ;)
Overall, seems like a good, relatively-compact, dual charger. Price is also reasonable enough. Regarding the balance board 'problem', there is a simple solution. With my HiTec X2 AC Black Edition (which is my "backup" charger...an iCharger 406 Duo is my primary), I use balance boards which use standard 6S balance connectors. I've had them for so long, I no longer remember whether I got them through Amain, Horizon Hobby, eBay, Amazon, or someplace else...but, I'm sure they'd be easy enough to find for anyone interested in searching online.
Great info!!!