Charging Batteries
#16
Tech Regular
What brand tray is good for NiMH, specifically the sanyo 3000HV. Are Integy's good?
#17
Tech Rookie
One more tray question...
At what rate does the tray discharge each cell? Is it just a simple resistor for each?
#18
i have a real time2 and that is a 20 amp discharge so i am guessing they are all about 20 amps.
#19
Tech Fanatic
How does using a discharge device such as the Indi Reactor 20 differ from using a tray w/cut off?
#20
I believe the Real Time 2's discharge rate is only 5 amps.
#21
Originally posted by rccarracer
I believe the Real Time 2's discharge rate is only 5 amps.
I believe the Real Time 2's discharge rate is only 5 amps.
Originally posted by buonviri
At what rate does the tray discharge each cell? Is it just a simple resistor for each?
At what rate does the tray discharge each cell? Is it just a simple resistor for each?
The Robitronic that you see in the pic has diodes to assure a cutoff voltage of .8 per cell.
I opened my Trinity tray and I can see that's very easy to install diodes for cutoff. I will have to put the packs in a certain position but at least I wont ruin them (this may be a bit extreme, but any matcher will tell you that you SHOULD not discharge your NiMh down to 0V). I assume they are right...
Two of my Sanyos 3000 were showing very strange signs when I used the Trinity, but now they seem to have regained some health. The car does not crawl like before.