INDI Booster2 Discharger NiMH-Individual
#1
INDI Booster2 Discharger NiMH-Individual
Does anybody use this to discharge their batteries. If so tell me what you think cause i 'm thinkin about getting one. I have a Lrp competition charger but i want to tray my nimh and discharge faster. I konw NiMH don't suffer from memory effect but I just want take care of my bats also the lrp only discharges at 10 amps and i could be charging with it. Anyway wut do u guys think of this discharger
#2
anybody. I'm thinkin of gettin this tonight.
#3
It only discharges at 1,75 amp. And it aint got any auto-cut off, so if you forget your NiMh pack, it might hurt the pack.
If I discharge Sanyo 3000 HV on an active equalizer with 0,6 volt cut-off, the pack false peaks several times on the next charge. So they dont like been taken that low. And the Indi wont stop before zero volt...
Personally, I would prefer the SP Saddle Relay Cut-off Discharger 5A, even though it's only 5 amps discharge. Normally, you use most of the capasity on the track, so it's only to get out the rest.
If I discharge Sanyo 3000 HV on an active equalizer with 0,6 volt cut-off, the pack false peaks several times on the next charge. So they dont like been taken that low. And the Indi wont stop before zero volt...
Personally, I would prefer the SP Saddle Relay Cut-off Discharger 5A, even though it's only 5 amps discharge. Normally, you use most of the capasity on the track, so it's only to get out the rest.
#4
it says on integies web site that it discharges at 20A for each individual cell then it equalizes the cell. This if for NiMH its not the octane for nicads either
#6
INDI Octane 2 Discharger 20A Individual
oh your right thats the one i'm talking about my mix up. Well can anybody tell me what they think of the INDI Octane 2 Discharger 20A Individual
#7
Same story about the zero volt. So personally, I would still choose the SP Saddle Relay Cut-off Discharger 5A.