NEW Much-More ACDC Silent Charger Platinum
http://rcforum.co.kr/news/attach/1/1237130206.jpg
The Silent Charger Platinum(referred to as the SC)is a state of the art microprocessor based charger/discharger system for rechargeable batteries for R/C use. With the technology developed by our team of R&D, factory team drivers and world champions, Muchmore introduces the next generation of charger for all R/C drivers. The SC is switching type and can fully charge Ni-MH and Ni-Cd 1 to 14 cells at a digitally presettable amperage up to a maximum 6.0amps using peak detection and temperature limit methods. The SC can charge Litheum battery up to 5 cells. The following features give the SC superior benefits to the other chargers: BLACK BACKGROUND LCD with 16x2 characters USER SELECTABLE 3STEP DELTA PEAK SENSITIVITY(Low-Medium-High) An IC controlled cooling fan Multi protection system 3-3 charge discharge memories Minimized setup procedure Automatic saved charge-discharge profile Capability of charging high voltage batteries by new switching type charge Temperature probe(Thermo sensor) Specs Dimensions........................................ ....................124x114x47mm Weight............................................ .......................................520g Number of cells(Ni-MH/Ni-Cd)..........................1~14cells ( 1.2~16.8V) Number of cells(Li-Po)...........1~6cells (3.7/7.4/11.1/14.8/18.5V/22.2V) Max charge current........................................... ..................0.1~ 6A Max discharge current........................................... ..............0.1~ 6A Dicharge cuttoff voltage..................................Automatic ally selected Input voltage........................................... ................................9~15V Charging mode.............................................. .....Ni-MH, Ni-Cd, Li-Po Discharging mode.............................................. .Ni-MH, Ni-Cd, Li-Po Trickle charge rate(after charge)..............................0.1A(Ni-Cd mode) Voltage threshold/Delta peak...........3mV/cell(Ni-MH), 6mV/cell(Ni-Cd) Max charge watts............................................. ..................120watts Max dishcharge watts............................................. .............40watts Temperature probe...............................Magnetic sensor(35~65deg.C) Keys.............................................. .................................................. 4 Cooling........................................... ...............IC controlled single fan Muchmore's own false-peak detection algorithm. Temperature probe is equipped.(35~65deg.C selectable) 3user adjustable charge modes: Ni-MH, Ni-Cd, Li-Po up to 6amperes(120watts) 3user adjustable discharge modes:Ni-MH, Ni-Cd, Li-Po up to 6amperes(40watts) Discharge-Charge mode. Provides total charged time, peak voltage, capacity(mAh), elapsed time after charge is cutoff. Total discharged time, elapsed time after discharge is cutoff. Orange back lit display. Laser state indicator. Trickle charge after chare Ni-Cd is terminated. Source: http://rcforum.co.kr/news/entry/NEW-...arger-Platinum http://rcforum.co.kr/news/attach/1/1213901823.jpg |
Not having to drag around a power supply would be nice. :-)
I wonder if that 6A charge is for LiPo, too? In the past, it's been capped at 1A, making it a fairly useless feature. |
Also, I wonder if the internal PS is similar to the power master mini? I bring my mini along to charge LiPo, but I find that if I try to charge them at 5A, the charger starts to misbehave and give voltage warnings, a problem that goes away entirely when I switch to my regular power master.
|
Originally Posted by syndr0me
(Post 3503369)
Not having to drag around a power supply would be nice. :-)
I wonder if that 6A charge is for LiPo, too? In the past, it's been capped at 1A, making it a fairly useless feature. |
1 Attachment(s)
Originally Posted by Tim Kowal
(Post 3503862)
It doesn't have a built in power supply. And yes it will charge lipo's @ 6 amps.
|
Originally Posted by TFR
(Post 3503974)
Hmm...What's the AC input for?
|
This is the Platinum edition as opposed to the standard edition. I believe this version can accept 120v AC for input were as the standard edition only uses 12v DC for input.
Does anyone know of someplace in the US that actually has these in stock? |
sorry, images are corrected
|
Originally Posted by qwkpony
(Post 3504249)
This is the Platinum edition as opposed to the standard edition. I believe this version can accept 120v AC for input were as the standard edition only uses 12v DC for input.
Does anyone know of someplace in the US that actually has these in stock? have a platinum edition silent charger. it doesn't have an A/C plug. i guess the unit mentioned in the thread is another version of the silent charger. i think "Platinum Edition" refers to the reversed-color LCD they use (i.e. platinum edition silent chargr, ctx-d2, ctx and cell master) |
Originally Posted by VooDooPH
(Post 3507719)
have a platinum edition silent charger. it doesn't have an A/C plug. i guess the unit mentioned in the thread is another version of the silent charger.
i think "Platinum Edition" refers to the reversed-color LCD they use (i.e. platinum edition silent chargr, ctx-d2, ctx and cell master) |
who has this charger?
do you need separate DC power supply or input only requires 120-240V AC? i'm confused coz pics says input 120-240V AC yet feature detail says Input Voltage 9-15V. if input is 120-240V AC, how much current can it output max, say for charging 7.2V cell config (NiMH) |
The charger has a built in power supply that will take mains AC voltage.
It ALSO has a socket so you can connect it to a normal 12V DC supply if you are in the field. |
Originally Posted by sosidge
(Post 3792975)
The charger has a built in power supply that will take mains AC voltage.
It ALSO has a socket so you can connect it to a normal 12V DC supply if you are in the field. |
Looks like my REEDY QUASAR PRO! I think AE dropped the ball when they stopped developing that charger. AC/DC with 20amp dump... They had that little recall issue and then shelved them. I love that charger
ITs too bad that for the same money you can buy 2 ice chargers :) OR a CHECKPOINT and a Pyramid powersupply. And have more features :) |
just bought this charger and testing it as of writing, but i can't seem to choose between number of cells? is there no need to choose the number of cells in the pack? is it safe to say that the charger will detect it automatically? i know the older much more chargers let you select the number of cells
also, tried to discharge receiver pack (5 x AAA cells) at 1.5A, and it beeps and says done right after a few seconds. is this normal? or should i lower the discharge current? |
All times are GMT -7. It is currently 02:23 AM. |
Powered By: vBulletin v3.9.3.8
Copyright © 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.