Pitbull X3 or Eagle CDC V6.0?
03-08-2004, 05:51 PM
#1
Pitbull X3 or Eagle CDC V6.0?
I just sold my original pitbull, looking for a new charger. What do you guys think? Should I stick with CE or try the CDC? I race micros and mini-z so the batteries I'm charging would be AA's, AAA's, 2/3a's only...
I like my pitbull very much because it charges my batts everytime and packed lots of punch, I also heard batts charged from CDC is not as punchy. What do you guys think? I like the discharge function from the CDC so I don't have to buy a extra unit for discharging.
I like my pitbull very much because it charges my batts everytime and packed lots of punch, I also heard batts charged from CDC is not as punchy. What do you guys think? I like the discharge function from the CDC so I don't have to buy a extra unit for discharging.
03-08-2004, 06:49 PM
#3
Originally posted by disaster999
where could you get the pitbull x3?
where could you get the pitbull x3?
03-08-2004, 06:58 PM
#4
definitely pitbull x3
i am waiting for one
the integy charger gets the charge done, but like you said the punch is not there, as a charger its charging function is not good, regardless how many extra features it has it is useless
i am waiting for one
the integy charger gets the charge done, but like you said the punch is not there, as a charger its charging function is not good, regardless how many extra features it has it is useless
03-08-2004, 09:37 PM
#5
Originally posted by Fire
definitely pitbull x3
i am waiting for one
the integy charger gets the charge done, but like you said the punch is not there, as a charger its charging function is not good, regardless how many extra features it has it is useless
definitely pitbull x3
i am waiting for one
the integy charger gets the charge done, but like you said the punch is not there, as a charger its charging function is not good, regardless how many extra features it has it is useless
im buying a charger! and i dont waste any money!
03-09-2004, 12:43 AM
#6
Don't know why you're down on the CDC - I get a very good charge out of mine.
03-09-2004, 01:13 AM
#7
It still has no discharge function on it
03-09-2004, 01:14 AM
#8
I have both PitBull (black Verion) and CDC 6.0B
I can't find any big different on it.
just feel that using CDC charge battery is little bit hot (compair with PitBull)
and also, I found a very interesting things on CDC.
when charge the batteries....
everytime charge to 50 seconds, it will stop (no current and voltage), then wait for 10 second, it charge automatically again.
I don't know whether is my CDC problem or not.
Did any CDC owner have this problem here????
I can't find any big different on it.
just feel that using CDC charge battery is little bit hot (compair with PitBull)
and also, I found a very interesting things on CDC.
when charge the batteries....
everytime charge to 50 seconds, it will stop (no current and voltage), then wait for 10 second, it charge automatically again.
I don't know whether is my CDC problem or not.
Did any CDC owner have this problem here????
03-09-2004, 02:43 AM
#9
Originally posted by KKKWAN
I have both PitBull (black Verion) and CDC 6.0B
I can't find any big different on it.
just feel that using CDC charge battery is little bit hot (compair with PitBull)
and also, I found a very interesting things on CDC.
when charge the batteries....
everytime charge to 50 seconds, it will stop (no current and voltage), then wait for 10 second, it charge automatically again.
I don't know whether is my CDC problem or not.
Did any CDC owner have this problem here????
I have both PitBull (black Verion) and CDC 6.0B
I can't find any big different on it.
just feel that using CDC charge battery is little bit hot (compair with PitBull)
and also, I found a very interesting things on CDC.
when charge the batteries....
everytime charge to 50 seconds, it will stop (no current and voltage), then wait for 10 second, it charge automatically again.
I don't know whether is my CDC problem or not.
Did any CDC owner have this problem here????
lets compare chargers for there advantage and not bushing them!
this will make our charger manufacturer competitive enough to meet our racing style!
peace bro.!
03-09-2004, 03:35 AM
#10
CDC 6B charger has been superb for me. It's worth my money so far. It packs enough punch and never failed me before. babytoy101 is correct about the delta peaking.
Sadly, the discharge function is a bit disappointment. It did not really discharge my pack or is it the lack of my understanding? I dunno, just that it didn't discharge to my expectation.
Overall, I give 2 thumbs up for the charging quality it gave me.
Sadly, the discharge function is a bit disappointment. It did not really discharge my pack or is it the lack of my understanding? I dunno, just that it didn't discharge to my expectation.
Overall, I give 2 thumbs up for the charging quality it gave me.
03-09-2004, 07:17 AM
#11
The discharge function is really good. Don't know how you could have problems, it's pretty straightforward.
You can adjust it from 0.1A to 20A, so you can cycle big and small cells without problems. Discharges to 0.8v per cell, sadly not adjustable, but it's a safe cutoff point. Gives capacity, average voltage, and calculates IR as well.
You can adjust it from 0.1A to 20A, so you can cycle big and small cells without problems. Discharges to 0.8v per cell, sadly not adjustable, but it's a safe cutoff point. Gives capacity, average voltage, and calculates IR as well.
03-09-2004, 10:58 AM
#12
Originally posted by babytoy101
sir any proof that cdc dont give enough charging capacity to the batts thats why its not too punchy?
im buying a charger! and i dont waste any money!
sir any proof that cdc dont give enough charging capacity to the batts thats why its not too punchy?
im buying a charger! and i dont waste any money!
you will not waste money if you buy a charger from CE, if anything happens you can call at office hour and speck to a member of the engineering team directly
for discharger check out ebay, there are plenty of integy 30A discharge going at great price, and that discharge does get the job done right
03-09-2004, 03:25 PM
#13
Originally posted by Fire
sorry i am not an ee so i don't have any really scientific data to back it up, but when i played miniz using a stock motor i can out accelerate other drivers using CDC with xspeed, and i had tried packs charged with CDC, it felt like dumping compare to mine, both are right after the charge
you will not waste money if you buy a charger from CE, if anything happens you can call at office hour and speck to a member of the engineering team directly
for discharger check out ebay, there are plenty of integy 30A discharge going at great price, and that discharge does get the job done right
sorry i am not an ee so i don't have any really scientific data to back it up, but when i played miniz using a stock motor i can out accelerate other drivers using CDC with xspeed, and i had tried packs charged with CDC, it felt like dumping compare to mine, both are right after the charge
you will not waste money if you buy a charger from CE, if anything happens you can call at office hour and speck to a member of the engineering team directly
for discharger check out ebay, there are plenty of integy 30A discharge going at great price, and that discharge does get the job done right
03-09-2004, 03:46 PM
#14
yeah
more or less they were the same
more or less they were the same
03-09-2004, 06:20 PM
#15
Originally posted by sosidge
The discharge function is really good. Don't know how you could have problems, it's pretty straightforward.
You can adjust it from 0.1A to 20A, so you can cycle big and small cells without problems. Discharges to 0.8v per cell, sadly not adjustable, but it's a safe cutoff point. Gives capacity, average voltage, and calculates IR as well.
The discharge function is really good. Don't know how you could have problems, it's pretty straightforward.
You can adjust it from 0.1A to 20A, so you can cycle big and small cells without problems. Discharges to 0.8v per cell, sadly not adjustable, but it's a safe cutoff point. Gives capacity, average voltage, and calculates IR as well.
The next time u charge, the batt peak at 1700++ the max, if you truly discharge completely the 1400, your max peak at 1900 - 2000.(if your pack is healthy.)
Well, in all CDC is a GREAT charger.