Superdate

Just want to find out my friends, how often do you use Zero-V discharger or similar discharger to recondition your battery?

Ben.C

I use the Novak Flatliner trays... Usually after every run,I'll dump off my cells using my spintec and then I'll tray them.

Superdate

then you will have at less 2-3 of the trays? cos each time it takes 3 days to recondition the battery on Zero-V discharger.

Paladin

Discharge batteries with CDC V6 or Much More CTX, then I use my Integy 6s trays for 24 hours each battery. Then store till next meet.

The Integy 6s are the same design as the Much More Zero V and are about $20-00 cheaper!

Alex_kipper

iTrader: (1)

There is No need to put your battieries on the Zero-v for 3 days, the longest i have ever put them on is 2 hours.
Before a charger(25min before) put the batteries on the tray, and then right before the charge, toss them on the charger, and there ready to go.

jas

Do you need to unscrew the contact to the cell as soon as the light bulb goes out on that cell? Or just wait until all the light bulbs go out? I want all the cells to be as equalized as possible.
Thanks!

6g72tt

is there a big difference between the zero equalizer and the zero 6? And do most people run a few trays.

This is a good topic for newbs as my endless searching has me more confused than ever before.

Nexus Racing

The MuchMore Zero-V and Integy Zero-6 do look identical, but they are a little different. All of the contact posts on the MuchMore unit go through the top deck and connect to the bottom deck, while the ones on the Integy unit only do this for the end cells (1 and 6). As a result, the Integy Zero-6 will flex some when you tighten the posts.
There are no functional differences between the two trays, though.