battery charging/discharging rates
#1
battery charging/discharging rates
i am have these batteries
1.orion 4500mah sportpak w/deans connector 1/10 pack for rc10b4
2.dynamite 1500mah w/deans connector 1/18th pack for rc18b
i was wondering what i should charge them at, and when i am done using them should i discharge them to a certain voltage for storage or recharge them or just leave them any help would be great thanks again
1.orion 4500mah sportpak w/deans connector 1/10 pack for rc10b4
2.dynamite 1500mah w/deans connector 1/18th pack for rc18b
i was wondering what i should charge them at, and when i am done using them should i discharge them to a certain voltage for storage or recharge them or just leave them any help would be great thanks again
#2
i am have these batteries
1.orion 4500mah sportpak w/deans connector 1/10 pack for rc10b4
2.dynamite 1500mah w/deans connector 1/18th pack for rc18b
i was wondering what i should charge them at, and when i am done using them should i discharge them to a certain voltage for storage or recharge them or just leave them any help would be great thanks again
1.orion 4500mah sportpak w/deans connector 1/10 pack for rc10b4
2.dynamite 1500mah w/deans connector 1/18th pack for rc18b
i was wondering what i should charge them at, and when i am done using them should i discharge them to a certain voltage for storage or recharge them or just leave them any help would be great thanks again
#3
i just got a new charger it is the hyperion 720inet3. i upgraded to this, the one i had before was a prophet plus it had 1,2,and 4amp settings
i was charging the 4500mah at 4.0amps but i thought they were getting to hot and the 1500mah i was charging at 1 amp they always seemed to stay cool i have never really cared for my batteries.i recently got these new batteries and charger and would like to do it right this time.then when i feel comfortable i will be moving up to lipos
i was charging the 4500mah at 4.0amps but i thought they were getting to hot and the 1500mah i was charging at 1 amp they always seemed to stay cool i have never really cared for my batteries.i recently got these new batteries and charger and would like to do it right this time.then when i feel comfortable i will be moving up to lipos
#4
Tech Lord
iTrader: (21)
A safe rule of thumb to follow is to charge them at th3 capacity/1000, so for the 4500mah pac, it would be 4.5amps.
These are NiMh right? I'd charge at at 5amps, I charge my 4200 and 4400mah packs at 5amps.
The Dynamite pac looks like its NiCd? Would charge that at not more than 2amps.
I tend to just leave mine after running them.
These are NiMh right? I'd charge at at 5amps, I charge my 4200 and 4400mah packs at 5amps.
The Dynamite pac looks like its NiCd? Would charge that at not more than 2amps.
I tend to just leave mine after running them.
#5
Tech Lord
iTrader: (21)
i just got a new charger it is the hyperion 720inet3. i upgraded to this, the one i had before was a prophet plus it had 1,2,and 4amp settings
i was charging the 4500mah at 4.0amps but i thought they were getting to hot and the 1500mah i was charging at 1 amp they always seemed to stay cool i have never really cared for my batteries.i recently got these new batteries and charger and would like to do it right this time.then when i feel comfortable i will be moving up to lipos
i was charging the 4500mah at 4.0amps but i thought they were getting to hot and the 1500mah i was charging at 1 amp they always seemed to stay cool i have never really cared for my batteries.i recently got these new batteries and charger and would like to do it right this time.then when i feel comfortable i will be moving up to lipos
A good reference on cell care look at the tech support topics here -
http://www.promatchracing.com/techsupport.php
Nice charger, I have 2 of the 0610i that the 0720i replaced. Been great.
#6
thanks for the reply duster-the 1500 dynamite is nimh as are all of them.i will charge at 4.5-5 on the 4500 and 2.0 on the 1500 got it thanks for the info
just want to get it right the first time thanks again
just want to get it right the first time thanks again