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slowmotors 02-19-2004 09:48 AM

Orions new charger the Advantage
 
Anyone know about it? Like does it have fuse protection and a cooling fan? Looks just like the pulsar but with more features such as computer downloads and a 10 amp charge rate. Tell me anything you guys know about it

microrcdude 02-19-2004 10:31 AM

I want it!!!!!!! Thats going to be a hit!:nod:

Cole Trickle 02-19-2004 10:44 AM

Hmmm. The so called "step charging" sounds a lot like Robitronic Expert 3-phase charging.....

http://www.robitronic.com/produkte/expert_e.htm

But it do have more features. And the USV solution sounds atractive.

Do anyone know about pricing?

slowmotors 02-20-2004 02:24 PM

I want to get 2 but dont know if i should get 2 pulsars or 2 orions? Does anyone know what the Ultra sonic magnet temperature probe is?

JusBox 02-20-2004 02:35 PM


Originally posted by slowmotors
I want to get 2 but dont know if i should get 2 pulsars or 2 orions? Does anyone know what the Ultra sonic magnet temperature probe is?
The new (latest version anyway) CE pitbull is out or out soon, have you looked at those?

Hi-LowBrow 02-20-2004 02:41 PM


Originally posted by Cole Trickle
Hmmm. The so called "step charging" sounds a lot like Robitronic Expert 3-phase charging.....

http://www.robitronic.com/produkte/expert_e.htm


now,,(I mean latest version) It has 4stage charging .
but,,, Record Braker (Straight makes it) is
still the best charger out there!!
Atsushi Hara also has decided to use it.

corwin 02-20-2004 02:46 PM

Here is info on new Pitbull coming out

http://www.competitionelectronics.com/pitbull%20x3.htm

Think the Orion is more exciting of a charger as it does so much more, but I'm sure it will cost more then the Pitbull

http://www.teamorion.com/news.asp?id=307

Cole Trickle 02-20-2004 03:16 PM


Originally posted by Hi-LowBrow
Braker (Straight makes it)
Never heard of it... got a link?

Hi-LowBrow 02-20-2004 03:20 PM


Originally posted by Cole Trickle
Never heard of it... got a link?
here is the link.
http://www.cna.ne.jp/%7Estraight/

Cole Trickle 02-20-2004 03:33 PM


Originally posted by Hi-LowBrow
here is the link.
http://www.cna.ne.jp/%7Estraight/

Interesting... I understand the graph, but the japanese.... And my browser dont read the japanase signs correctly, so babblefish dont help...

Can you please support me with the highligths? Price, main features etc?

Thanks.

Hi-LowBrow 02-21-2004 12:34 AM


Originally posted by Cole Trickle
Interesting... I understand the graph, but the japanese.... And my browser dont read the japanase signs correctly, so babblefish dont help...

Can you please support me with the highligths? Price, main features etc?

Thanks.

yes, that's the problem of the web site.:o
I have been using the charger for a year, it is the best charger I've ever used.
well, I'll try to find the features in English.
the price is around $200.

Cole Trickle 02-29-2004 11:59 AM


Originally posted by Hi-LowBrow
yes, that's the problem of the web site.:o
I have been using the charger for a year, it is the best charger I've ever used.
well, I'll try to find the features in English.
the price is around $200.

Thanks. The price sounds very fair. Hmm, tough choise, but I think I go with the Robitronic anyway, since I prefer local warranty. And in the long run, I would like to get an discharger, which is separated from the charger.

Cole Trickle 03-01-2004 01:14 PM

I was wondering about the graphs:

http://www.cna.ne.jp/%7Estraight/Products/rb1/rbbgp.gif

Robitronic do it another way, they recommend 9 amps for first phase, 6 for the second and 4 for the third.

Do you know what's the arguments for doing it like Straight?

Hi-LowBrow 03-01-2004 02:25 PM


Originally posted by Cole Trickle
I was wondering about the graphs:

http://www.cna.ne.jp/%7Estraight/Products/rb1/rbbgp.gif

Robitronic do it another way, they recommend 9 amps for first phase, 6 for the second and 4 for the third.

Do you know what's the arguments for doing it like Straight?

bigining of charging the batteries, internal resistance is very high. so we should charge the batteries at as low amp as we can, it makes the batteries better for everything.

piorc 11-24-2004 06:21 PM

i found a hobby store that sells it:

https://www.rlhobbies.com/cart/prod_...rodid=ORI30115


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