dischargin
#1
dischargin
Is there a single solution, that will basically take my 4 and 6 cell packs down to .9v a cell @ 30 amps, and then give me the ability to take each cell down to zero.
We used to use a turbo 35 and a tray. I am getting back into the hobby and I want to get something to take the run time out of my packs and then equalize them before charging.
We used to use a turbo 35 and a tray. I am getting back into the hobby and I want to get something to take the run time out of my packs and then equalize them before charging.
#4
Integy 0-30 and a novak smart tray... Unfortunately, the 0-30 needs to be babysat. There was a rumor of a new tray from Integy, but nobody has ever seen it. Btw, get the smart tray 1.0 if you can, the newer version has been known to have strange problems (otherwise I would probably already have one..)
#6
Yup, Team Wave Lightning v2 is the pick.
20A pulse to .9v, then 8A linear diminishing down to 1A all the way to cutoff
20A pulse to .9v, then 8A linear diminishing down to 1A all the way to cutoff
#7
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For now, I will be using a Integy 0-30 to discharge my packs, Im usualy pretty aware when my pack is discharging. The lights go out when it hits .85volts per cell. but if you leave it on there for a long time like afew hours or w/e, then it will keep going down to 0.00. IB's dont like to go below .7-.9 volts per cell, but EP's are kinda like GP's where its ok if you go down to like .3-.5 per cell. But in the future, Ill use a Smart Tray V1 to tray them to like .7 after they cool from discharging on the integy 0-30 discharger. ill do .9 if racing is short to help save time.
#8
I also use the 0-30 from integy
I like it, works awsome for me
I like it, works awsome for me
#10
Got it at rcmodel, but as I just checked, it's not in stock there anymore Bought it about half a year ago for.. 104$ I guess..
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