TEAM ORION CLUBMAN LIPO EDITION
#1
TEAM ORION CLUBMAN LIPO EDITION
Anyone have any experience with this charger? I am new to lipo and this is the charger I just purchased.It will be used for 4s packs.Just curious as to how good it will be as I know nothing about balancing/charging lipo. LMK
#3
Tech Champion
It's a fine charger for 2s packs, but generally underpowered for 4s packs. It's limited to 4 amps for 3s and 4s packs. It will charge them fine, just a little slower than typical, of course depending on your exact pack capacity. Seems to balance fine, you just need the correct connections like with all lipo chargers.
Last edited by Dave H; 02-08-2010 at 07:35 PM.
#4
Well as for a battery the car I bought has a 6500 4s maxamps,and from my understanding that battery can be charged at 6.5 amps(is this correct?)and the charger is only 4 amps max on 4 s lipo.So I figured it might be a little slow on the 4s pack.I am intially looking to do the 2s+2s setup for a better balanced chassis.I intially chose this charger as I was on a budget and from what I could find this was one of the nicer ones in my budget and what I was looking for in a charger(nimh/nicad/lipo).
#5
Tech Champion
You are correct on the 6.5 amp charge rate for your 6500mah battery. Sounds like you already understood the power limits. That said I think you will be happy, it's been a good charger at a quite reasonable price in my experience.
Cheers
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#7
Tech Master
+1. I love mine, and it's half the price of any other good charger out there. It does my NiCd, NiMH, and Lipo, all great
#10
Tech Champion
Brain dump alert! I thought the Orion Clubman Lipo was a 50 watt charger, this is not correct.
It can charge a 4s lipo at up to 4 amps. Meaning it is capable of about 67 watts for a 4s.
Capable of 6 amps for a 1s or 2s. Up to 4 amps for a 3s or 4s.
Per published specs, supported by my tests. So it’s a slightly better value than I thought.
My apologies for posting erroneous baloney. I’ll attempt to correct my previous post.
It can charge a 4s lipo at up to 4 amps. Meaning it is capable of about 67 watts for a 4s.
Capable of 6 amps for a 1s or 2s. Up to 4 amps for a 3s or 4s.
Per published specs, supported by my tests. So it’s a slightly better value than I thought.
My apologies for posting erroneous baloney. I’ll attempt to correct my previous post.