Shopping for a LIPO Charger
#1
Shopping for a LIPO Charger
Im going to be in need of a good charger for lipo batteries here shortly..
Years ago i was hooked on Hyperion stuff...
But whats out there today? Whats the best bang for the buck?
I want something capable of atleast 10S.. I wont be running that at the moment, but just incase... Ya know.
Also wanting something that is AC/DC
I was looking at the following chargers..
Hyperion 615i Duo
Hyperion 720i
Venom Pro Plus
Duratrax Onyx 220
FMA CellPro 10S
Years ago i was hooked on Hyperion stuff...
But whats out there today? Whats the best bang for the buck?
I want something capable of atleast 10S.. I wont be running that at the moment, but just incase... Ya know.
Also wanting something that is AC/DC
I was looking at the following chargers..
Hyperion 615i Duo
Hyperion 720i
Venom Pro Plus
Duratrax Onyx 220
FMA CellPro 10S
#2
Tech Regular
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What is more important to you; 10S high power capability or AC/DC convenience? You aren't going to get both in one charger since AC/DC chargers pretty much max out around 100 watts. Chargers needed for high amp charge rates (20+ amps) or high cell counts are going to require a power supply.
The Hyperion 720i you listed probably comes closest to what you are looking for but that maxes out at 90 watts on AC power. Definitely not a future-proof charger but would meet the needs for someone running mostly 2S packs with the occasional 3S and 4S thrown in.
The Hyperion 720i you listed probably comes closest to what you are looking for but that maxes out at 90 watts on AC power. Definitely not a future-proof charger but would meet the needs for someone running mostly 2S packs with the occasional 3S and 4S thrown in.
#3
I run a Dynamite Passport Ultra Force 200w (AC/DC).
http://www.dynamiterc.com/Products/D...ProdID=DYN4105
http://www.dynamiterc.com/Products/D...ProdID=DYN4105
#4
Tech Champion
Clarification please, are you looking for a charger that does 10S, 10 cells in series, a 37 Volt nominal pack? Or a 10 Amp charge capability say on more typical 2S to 4S car packs, etc?
Knowing what packs you plan on having is the first step in helping determine good choices.
Knowing what packs you plan on having is the first step in helping determine good choices.