Discharging battery
#1
Discharging battery
Is there a way to discharge your battery without running it in your car?
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Dorion
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Dorion
#2
Yes. Some chargers have a built in discharge function. A couple companies make dischargers...
Before we go any further, are we talking about Nickel Metal Hydride (NIMH) or LIPO batteries??
Before we go any further, are we talking about Nickel Metal Hydride (NIMH) or LIPO batteries??
#5
Tech Lord
iTrader: (21)
The new DUO II and 0720iNet have true discharge function - 80watts. The DUO II is available, but have not seen the 0720iNet for sale anywhere yet (replaces the 0610iNet).
#6
d4man, I have an orion rocket pack 3300 and 4500 Nimh. I just received my first car (rc10t4) for Christmas. I wanted to try everything out, but being in the middle of winter, I know I'm not going to be using the car regularly until spring/summer. So I've been reading and want to cycle my batteries to keep them on the up-and-up, but I don't want to discharge them by running them in my car needlessly. I want to aviod the wear and tear on the car, which led to my initial question. Thanks for the reply.
rcnate, whats a light bar?
By the way I have a Prophet Peak Detection charger with a trickle function. Does that mean anything?
Thanks
rcnate, whats a light bar?
By the way I have a Prophet Peak Detection charger with a trickle function. Does that mean anything?
Thanks
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#11
Tech Adept
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By the way the charger you list does not have a discharge function on it. LIke I said before, spend the money and get a duratrax ICE charger.
#13
the deans discharger works good.. i used the novak smartray
#15
i was going to say take a look on ebay... you can find some cheap rc stuff on there right now