@@AlbertKimTV I had done the same thing for the car without seeing your video on it. It works well. I use it to charge my 6s for my Chimera 7 when driving to a long range spot at 1C
thank you Sir Albert Kim, have been looking for a solution for car charging. This is the most perfect and detailed explanation out there. Thank you for sharing. God bless
That's what I'm looking forward to! I love travelling light (Although just travelling with a daypack won't be an option anymore when packing a drone) and I already have a 90W USB-C brick. Could you help me decide between the M7 and M4P? The M4P is cheaper and a bit smaller, also I don't need that cable. However it's not as futureproof (just 80W, no IR measuring) Or if you think even the M7 isn't a "proper" charger or at some point anyone needs multiple chargers, then I'll get the M4P. Or the M9? But it's bigger and more expensive...
Thanks for the vid. The SC100 is listed as 55 mm which is barely over 2" and obviously it's longer than that. Could you please tell me the actual length of the wire?
Funny, just this morning I got a ZY12PDN (a USB-C PD trigger thingy) in my mail, which I wanted to use for exactly this purpose. I have a small 100W 4-port PD charger and want to use it for ToolkitRC M7 and TS100 when travelling. This cable looks better, I haven't stumbled on it when searching for the solution a month or two ago. Is it that new?
I mean if I got a 100w charger could I charge bigger batteries? Or should I just go for the 65w ? For right now id like just what I need for 1s - 2s lipos
More power lets you charge bigger batteries or smaller batteries faster. You can still charge up huge batteries on 65w, just not as fast which is better for the longevity of the battery.
@@AlbertKimTV hey albert I know your probably a busy guy but If you have time I could use your help. I have a charge board that turns a bunch of 1s lipos up to a 6s so maybe the 100w charger is the one i should get? Or would it still be ok for the 65w? And is it just mainly any usb c 65-100w charger, that would work with the m7?
Just order the M4 pocket charger Is the 3-Port Foldable& Compact USB C Wall Charger Block a better choice then the ToolKitRC ADP100 100W 20.0V 5A Power Supply Unit?
Hello! How whould you recommend to charge lipos for beginners, who've got their first chargers? I got an isdt 6 nano and found out, that a lot of the time it gives not a satisfying result in terms of the accuracy of the voltage. So how can I, as a beginner, know to what voltage I can charge my new lipos that I didn't even use, so it is not dangerous?
It depends on the level of inaccuracy. If it's off by 0.1 or 0.2 volts, I wouldn't worry about it. If the inaccuracy is larger, then the charger might have a defect and you should contact the manufacturer for a replacement.
@@AlbertKimTV I just don't have tools to check the voltage, so i'm thinking how I should charge my new/first batteries. Like should I choose the lower end voltage or smth.?
@@AlbertKimTV Thank you for your helpful reply. Would the sc100 cable work with an ISDT Q6 pro charger, using an 18w PD (which can deliver USB-C output: 5V 3A, 9V 2A, 12V 1.5A and so perhaps the PD will run at 9V 2A or 12V 1.5A?)?
@@AlbertKimTVYes i do have the SC100 cable. For sure the power brick wall has to be USB-C port. But i was wondering if 65watt was mandatory. Or 35watt would be enough to power up the m7.
I wonder about using two in parallel or series... 200w @10 amps makes it much more usable! But I'm also stupid in the electricity field .. Also, if one were using an iCharger like the X6... I wonder if regen discharge would allow you to recharge a USB-C power bank with this cable... Lots of cool potential possibilities
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Very compact solution for on the road charging. Thanks again for all the videos.
Thanks for watching!
That DIY car charger is cool AF
Thanks
Yup, been loving the smaller options for charging for micros from tool kit RC!
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Pretty interesting indeed, Albert! 😃
Great find! Thanks for the tip!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks, you too!
First!
Cool idea! Already use a my MacBook USB-C charger for my soldering iron 🙌
Cool 👍
I need to order one of those cables. I have multiple 40-80w laptop chargers
Nice
@@AlbertKimTV I had done the same thing for the car without seeing your video on it. It works well. I use it to charge my 6s for my Chimera 7 when driving to a long range spot at 1C
thank you Sir Albert Kim, have been looking for a solution for car charging. This is the most perfect and detailed explanation out there. Thank you for sharing. God bless
Glad it helped
In the first 5 seconds my jaw hit the floor with the realization that I can do that too LOL thank you :-)
You're so welcome!
Hey ! I was wondering how many amps glass fuse to put inside the cigarette lighter plug to handle 6s 1300 mah batts at 3c ?
Great solution and I can use my existing USB-C laptop charger... genuis!
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Nice portable charging kit. 👍🤓
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U are the master 🔥
Thanks!
That's what I'm looking forward to! I love travelling light (Although just travelling with a daypack won't be an option anymore when packing a drone) and I already have a 90W USB-C brick.
Could you help me decide between the M7 and M4P? The M4P is cheaper and a bit smaller, also I don't need that cable. However it's not as futureproof (just 80W, no IR measuring) Or if you think even the M7 isn't a "proper" charger or at some point anyone needs multiple chargers, then I'll get the M4P. Or the M9? But it's bigger and more expensive...
wow i made the same cig lighter charger and ihas worked for multiple trips
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Can i use this cable with mbl charger ? 25 a samsung mobile charger adapter
Only if that adapter can supply 65w and I don't think it can
Thanks for the vid. The SC100 is listed as 55 mm which is barely over 2" and obviously it's longer than that. Could you please tell me the actual length of the wire?
That's a typo... 55cm not mm...
@@AlbertKimTV Thanks Albert!
Will the USB-C/PD cable work with *any* charger with an XT60 input? Presuming, of course, I stay below the rated limit of the attached power supply?
Yes, it should work with other brands with the XT60 connector and you stay within the limits of your power brick.
Funny, just this morning I got a ZY12PDN (a USB-C PD trigger thingy) in my mail, which I wanted to use for exactly this purpose. I have a small 100W 4-port PD charger and want to use it for ToolkitRC M7 and TS100 when travelling. This cable looks better, I haven't stumbled on it when searching for the solution a month or two ago. Is it that new?
Yes, it came out about a week ago.
Can I change my 4s battery with this setup?
Yes, I charge my 4S batteries all the time with this.
I mean if I got a 100w charger could I charge bigger batteries? Or should I just go for the 65w ? For right now id like just what I need for 1s - 2s lipos
More power lets you charge bigger batteries or smaller batteries faster. You can still charge up huge batteries on 65w, just not as fast which is better for the longevity of the battery.
@@AlbertKimTV hey albert I know your probably a busy guy but If you have time I could use your help. I have a charge board that turns a bunch of 1s lipos up to a 6s so maybe the 100w charger is the one i should get? Or would it still be ok for the 65w? And is it just mainly any usb c 65-100w charger, that would work with the m7?
Just order the M4 pocket charger Is the 3-Port Foldable& Compact USB C Wall Charger Block a better choice then the ToolKitRC ADP100 100W 20.0V 5A Power Supply Unit?
The 100W charger is better but only good for things with XT60 connectors whereas the other one is more versatile with USB-C.
@@AlbertKimTV thanks much appreciated
Hello! How whould you recommend to charge lipos for beginners, who've got their first chargers? I got an isdt 6 nano and found out, that a lot of the time it gives not a satisfying result in terms of the accuracy of the voltage. So how can I, as a beginner, know to what voltage I can charge my new lipos that I didn't even use, so it is not dangerous?
It depends on the level of inaccuracy. If it's off by 0.1 or 0.2 volts, I wouldn't worry about it. If the inaccuracy is larger, then the charger might have a defect and you should contact the manufacturer for a replacement.
@@AlbertKimTV But thats the point - I don't know :D That's why im trying to figure out what to do.
@@AlbertKimTV I just don't have tools to check the voltage, so i'm thinking how I should charge my new/first batteries. Like should I choose the lower end voltage or smth.?
In what ways would this solution be preferable to buying something like the 'ToolkitRC ADP100 100W 20.0V 5A Power Supply Unit with XT60 Output'?
I have to carry around one less thing since I'm already using that power brick for my laptop.
@@AlbertKimTV Thank you for your helpful reply. Would the sc100 cable work with an ISDT Q6 pro charger, using an 18w PD (which can deliver USB-C output: 5V 3A, 9V 2A, 12V 1.5A and so perhaps the PD will run at 9V 2A or 12V 1.5A?)?
so this solution wouldn’t work to charge a 4000 mAh li-ion? have an M7 and an apple macbook power adapter
Should work.
Does this sc100 cable works in reverse? Meaning can you charge a normal usb type c device using this cable by introducing power from the xt60 end
No, don't do that!
What’s the amount of amps you can pull out of a cigarette lighter? I tried one once and it melted inside pulling 3 amps :(
That depends on the rating of the fuse in your car. Not all cars are the same. Mine is rated to 120W so at 3 amps, it can pull up to 40V.
What is the minimum amps for input
Which device?
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Hi! Would a 35watt wall power brick enough to work with M7 charger?
Depends on the power brick. It needs to support USB-C Power Delivery with the SC-100 cable. Otherwise it won't work.
@@AlbertKimTVYes i do have the SC100 cable. For sure the power brick wall has to be USB-C port. But i was wondering if 65watt was mandatory. Or 35watt would be enough to power up the m7.
is it with 6s not possible or is it just slow?
6S is possible. Never said it wasn't.
I wonder about using two in parallel or series... 200w @10 amps makes it much more usable! But I'm also stupid in the electricity field ..
Also, if one were using an iCharger like the X6... I wonder if regen discharge would allow you to recharge a USB-C power bank with this cable... Lots of cool potential possibilities
I don't think it would work because of the signal needed by the protocol.
@@AlbertKimTV I guess I'll have to try it one day for science