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Old 11-03-2006, 10:19 AM
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What charge/temp settings do you guys use for your 4200's, 3700s?
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I have charged by 3800's at 5 amps @ 126 degrees F.
and at 7 amps ,

they still suck.

I hate 3800s, and will not buy 4200's do I hear lipo?!!!

I normally use the aps for motor checker and LRP for a charger.

the APS unit will shut down when I run another charger off of the same my reedy DC converter.
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I run both my APS and Ice of my Radio shack 25a power supply with no prob.
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About this charger???

Hi all
I just bought a APS charger ( Almost blind) but realized it only does linear charging??? I paid 160 CA for it at the Canadian hobby show in Toronto (sweet) with all those bells and whistles you get with the S3.I haven't cracked the seal yet cause I'm not sure if it can charge 3800's 4200's and so on.I did read through this thread and did see a few that used it for 3300's and 3800's.Could anyone give me the low down please.
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The newest version of the APS has step charging, so you might have bought an older one.
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You will have no problem charging with the v1...most of us are not useing step now anyways. The biggest loss really will be the inability to change charge rate while charging.
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Hmmm
here's the part # APS3316 V1.100 Dyno-charge S3 3-stage charge.
if this is the case it wont charge NImh cells ???
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There will be no problem charging the nimh cells....the 4200 and up also
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Thanks to all for your help
I now will cut the seal and enjoy my new charger and all the goodies that came with it too.I kinda figured it did the Nimh's because my other charger a Novak Millenium Pro say's Linear as well when the charging starts up.
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Thanks to all for your help
I now will cut the seal and enjoy my new charger and all the goodies that came with it too.I kinda figured it did the Nimh's because my other charger a Novak Millenium Pro say's Linear as well when the charging starts up.
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Old 11-13-2006, 06:31 PM
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It says in the aps flyer you can run a comme lathe with this charger
they do not tell you how to though (just great)
can anyone help me with what program I guess everything I need to know on how to do this .Great feature but no now how LOL
I have the trinity true lathe and used it with a real old 1200 mah 4 cell pack prior and soon to use my APS Dyno charger to replace the 4 cell pack I hope.
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Originally Posted by blackdog

It says in the aps flyer you can run a comme lathe with this charger
they do not tell you how to though (just great)
can anyone help me with what program I guess everything I need to know on how to do this .Great feature but no now how LOL
I have the trinity true lathe and used it with a real old 1200 mah 4 cell pack prior and soon to use my APS Dyno charger to replace the 4 cell pack I hope.
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i use the motor test profile at 3v it works great just remember to make sure your lathe motor is spinning the right way
when i hook my leads up to my motor i have to hook them up backwards because im running an old p2k motor not a lathe motor
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got it going sweeet (wires are pos to pos neg to neg
the arm turns away from me is it so post to turn towards me I think yes???
running a old green machine stocker
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Got my new APS Dyno-charge today, I'd like to say so far I'm pretty impressed by this product. Very light and small, plus it comes with tons of nifty little add-ons and functions. I just might replace my Pulsar2 with another one of these.
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you will melt when you can see what this charger can do .
I just started using mine playing with the motor test /breakin and it even runs my comme lathe its awesome .
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