EOS0606i Question
#1
EOS0606i Question
Is there anyway to charge my pack at a higher amperage then the way it sets it up? I have a race spec 3200 and have set up the charger accordingly.
Personally I would like to charge at 5amps in between races because I only have one Lipo and there isnt enough time to charge at 3.2 amps
If I set it up as a 5000mah pack will it charge at 5a?
Thanks
Personally I would like to charge at 5amps in between races because I only have one Lipo and there isnt enough time to charge at 3.2 amps
If I set it up as a 5000mah pack will it charge at 5a?
Thanks
#2
Not recommened and if any body catches you trying this at a race in the pits, you'll probably get thrown out. Li-Po's should be charged at 1C only. 2C can be done but only with the manufacturers approval and by following specific rules set forth by them.
Jason
Jason
#3
the manufacture says that the battery I have can be charged at 2C, but I do not know how to set it up on the charger.
So my question is: Is setting the charger at a higher mah is the only way to control how many C it charges at? or is there another way that I do not know about?
So my question is: Is setting the charger at a higher mah is the only way to control how many C it charges at? or is there another way that I do not know about?
#5
Ok so setting it at a higher mah will charge at a higher amperage? or is there another way to change the charge rate?
that is all that I want to know.
but thank you for the replies
that is all that I want to know.
but thank you for the replies
#6
No you need to adjust the amp setting but on the 0606i it will not let you charge at 2C you would need the EOS1210i to do that. Your best safest bet is to only charge at 1C.
Jason
Jason
#7
ok so i bought the wrong charger...
I guess I figured a charger that does Lipo wouldn't be so restrictive!
thank you for your replies
I guess I figured a charger that does Lipo wouldn't be so restrictive!
thank you for your replies
#8
Guys,
Jason knows what he is talking about and remeber it is always better to error on the side of caution.
Jason knows what he is talking about and remeber it is always better to error on the side of caution.
#9
Jason
#11
Well I was sitting beside a guy charging at 2c and he was at 8.4v way before me.
I am more worried about trying to get through a night with only one pack. and racing every 30 minutes.
charging at 1C means it would take 1 hour, 2c means half that time does it not?
3200mah/3.2a = 1 hour
3200mah/6.4a = .5 hour
I am more worried about trying to get through a night with only one pack. and racing every 30 minutes.
charging at 1C means it would take 1 hour, 2c means half that time does it not?
3200mah/3.2a = 1 hour
3200mah/6.4a = .5 hour
#12
Nope it's not going to cut the time in half. Like we have said maybe 10 minutes most will get nocked off the time. If you worried about making it thru a night I would suggest that you get another pack or two like most racers. This a much safer solution than trying to rush the charge procedure.
Jason
Jason