Team Much-More cell master v1
#1216
Usually, you can't notice them that much at the track. At home, though...yes, they are more on the loud than quiet side .
This is because the CM was developed primarily for use at the track (with its small size, auto repeak functions, etc). Because of its small size, the charger has a smaller heatsink that needs high-rpm fans to stay cool. This is comparable to a Turbo 35, for example, that has a really big heatsink and, consequently, lower-rpm fans.
edit- I guess keithander is a few seconds quicker than me, lol.
This is because the CM was developed primarily for use at the track (with its small size, auto repeak functions, etc). Because of its small size, the charger has a smaller heatsink that needs high-rpm fans to stay cool. This is comparable to a Turbo 35, for example, that has a really big heatsink and, consequently, lower-rpm fans.
edit- I guess keithander is a few seconds quicker than me, lol.
#1217
please help me...
hey guys i have my intellect 3800mah but it only charges 3100-3400 i think.. what do you will be my settings for 1-3step charging?? when we race here the ambient temperature is a lil hot like 32-38C...
and also i have my 4 GP3300's that charges 2800-3000mah, what do you think will be also my settings for 1-3step charging?? when we race here the ambient temperature is a lil hot like 32-38C... help me please.. thanx...
hey guys i have my intellect 3800mah but it only charges 3100-3400 i think.. what do you will be my settings for 1-3step charging?? when we race here the ambient temperature is a lil hot like 32-38C...
and also i have my 4 GP3300's that charges 2800-3000mah, what do you think will be also my settings for 1-3step charging?? when we race here the ambient temperature is a lil hot like 32-38C... help me please.. thanx...
#1218
are you discharging, and traying your packs?
#1219
Originally Posted by Alex_kipper
are you discharging, and traying your packs?
#1220
anyone here tried charging the nokia battery (bL-5C) for 6630 model using your cell master???
#1221
are you packs coming off at a good temp. like 120*f
#1222
Originally Posted by Alex_kipper
are you packs coming off at a good temp. like 120*f
#1223
Tech Champion
iTrader: (38)
Originally Posted by nikkiesteban
maybe no.. coz i have a fan that im using while charging.. have u tried using this charger into battery pack of cellphones like nokia 6630??
Why do you want to charge your cell-phone with the charger? I would stick with the wall charger.
#1224
Tech Prophet
iTrader: (34)
Unless you know the number of cells in your cell phone battery I would not try it.
You should not have a fan on the batteries while you charge. You actually want them to heat up to a certain extent. This is one of the great features of the CM in that it will cut off if your cells get too hot but assuming ambient is less then 85 I would just let them heat up on there own. They will discharge harder when warm.
You should not have a fan on the batteries while you charge. You actually want them to heat up to a certain extent. This is one of the great features of the CM in that it will cut off if your cells get too hot but assuming ambient is less then 85 I would just let them heat up on there own. They will discharge harder when warm.
#1225
Originally Posted by Casper
Unless you know the number of cells in your cell phone battery I would not try it.
You should not have a fan on the batteries while you charge. You actually want them to heat up to a certain extent. This is one of the great features of the CM in that it will cut off if your cells get too hot but assuming ambient is less then 85 I would just let them heat up on there own. They will discharge harder when warm.
You should not have a fan on the batteries while you charge. You actually want them to heat up to a certain extent. This is one of the great features of the CM in that it will cut off if your cells get too hot but assuming ambient is less then 85 I would just let them heat up on there own. They will discharge harder when warm.
#1228
Originally Posted by A. Rhodes
I second that. Not worth the risk of blowing up your battery or cell master.
#1229
well, the numbers should be on the back of the battery