Who charging 20+ amps or more now??
#482
Tech Adept
#483
Everyone needs to figure their actual wattage requirements before they go spending a shload too much money on more power supply then they will ever need.
#485
Tech Master
#486
$5.94 + $7.95 shipping = 12v, 74A on a standard 110v outlet.
As stated before, the fan is a little loud, but the PS is a tank.
#487
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HP-Proliant-...item2c721840ef
$5.94 + $7.95 shipping = 12v, 74A on a standard 110v outlet.
As stated before, the fan is a little loud, but the PS is a tank.
$5.94 + $7.95 shipping = 12v, 74A on a standard 110v outlet.
As stated before, the fan is a little loud, but the PS is a tank.
#488
Tough to find a PS (especially at that capacity) that is only $13.89 shipped. If you run a foam car (WGT, 1/12 scale, etc) and have a tire truer, this one can power that as well. Or tire warmers, etc. Think outside the box.
#489
Tech Adept
If u would like to work out the watts required.
My lipo's are 6000 mah
The charger charges at 70a
I charge to 8.44volts
The power supply I'm looking at has 15-24v supply adjustable.
It was mainly the max discharge amperage I can discharge at using power supply not a 12v battery.
And will that power supply cater for a 70a charge rate?
Obviously I will have tire warmers running
And possible a few other small items wheel balancer etc
My lipo's are 6000 mah
The charger charges at 70a
I charge to 8.44volts
The power supply I'm looking at has 15-24v supply adjustable.
It was mainly the max discharge amperage I can discharge at using power supply not a 12v battery.
And will that power supply cater for a 70a charge rate?
Obviously I will have tire warmers running
And possible a few other small items wheel balancer etc
#490
I'm encouraging people to analyze what they currently have. In a lot of cases there's no need to spend the money on something they technically might already have.
I blew a guys mind when I explained that his old "15 amp" supply actually had the wattage to charge his 1s batteries at 20 amps. This is the type of guy I'm trying to help.
Parallel charging a few 4s batteries at 40A, yes, we're talking serious hardware upgrades.
#491
I know the feeling. Right now I'm lugging a Pyramid 30 amp PS around, and I just about need to tow a trailer behind my pickup truck just for that when I go to the track.
#493
#494
Tech Master
http://www.rctech.net/forum/12538939-post33.html
Found this product interesting.
Does anyone know what the Turbo 35 GFX discharges at? And will it discharge to a safe lipo storage voltage?
Found this product interesting.
Does anyone know what the Turbo 35 GFX discharges at? And will it discharge to a safe lipo storage voltage?
#495
http://www.rctech.net/forum/12538939-post33.html
Found this product interesting.
Does anyone know what the Turbo 35 GFX discharges at? And will it discharge to a safe lipo storage voltage?
Found this product interesting.
Does anyone know what the Turbo 35 GFX discharges at? And will it discharge to a safe lipo storage voltage?
I still use one consistently for the nostalgic race feel. If I'm running 1s it's all I'll use. My PL8 does a nicer job probably, but doesn't feel or look the same.
That, and the regenerative discharge thing is a crock, total PITA if you ask me.
I'd buy an updated GFX type CE charger tomorrow if it had the real 40a faculties and built in balancing.