INDI 16X908 Climate Control Charger (BEST CHARGER EVER!)
02-04-2007, 12:56 PM
#1
INDI 16X908 Climate Control Charger (BEST CHARGER EVER!)
$189 NIB!!!
regular price: $209 + shipping
This is the Team Integy Indi 16x908 1-10 cell DC computerized NiCD/NiMH and Lithium Polymer charger. The Indi 16x908 is our 2007 version computerized charger with graphics and temperature controls. Indigo blue backlit large LCD display 128x64. This unit accepts 12VDC input and has many great features:
includes temperature probe that monitors battery temperature
4-step charging
CC-CV charging for LiPo batteries
optional sub-c battery stand with battery warmer and cooler to control cell tempearture
standard linear charge
reflex and impluse charge setup is also available
programmable repeak charge
IR measurement during discharging & cycling
10 programmable memory slots
data recall on all battery vital information
run motor/break-in motor at up to 10A average and 30A peak current
mah charge limit is adjustable
On/off trickle with adjustable trickle charge current
5 user selectable ring tones
triple decimal digit voltage display
1-10 cell Ni-Cd/Ni-MH & 1-4 cell Li-Ion/LiPo handling capability.
Works on both lithium based batteries and all kinds of Ni-Cd & Ni-MH type packs with 50 to 10,000mAh battery capacity, 0.1A to 8.0A charge rate, 0.1A to 20.0A discharge rate, 0.003V to 0.020V/cell voltage threshold, temperature cutoff control, CC-CV for Lithium battery packs, various control timers like user selectable logout time, start charge after delay time, discharge delay time and the unit also provides estimate charge completion time. 1 to 10 number of cycles, display charge capacity mAh, discharge capacity mAh, two decimal digit current display, discharge average voltage, battery IR, 4 wires alligator clips output cord.
The Team Integy Indi 16X908 is very easy to use and has many great features not available on other competing units. 16x908 is very versatile and is the only unit with complete temperature control capability.
02-04-2007, 01:09 PM
#2
Originally Posted by TMizzle
$189 NIB!!!
regular price: $209 + shipping
This is the Team Integy Indi 16x908 1-10 cell DC computerized NiCD/NiMH and Lithium Polymer charger. The Indi 16x908 is our 2007 version computerized charger with graphics and temperature controls. Indigo blue backlit large LCD display 128x64. This unit accepts 12VDC input and has many great features:
includes temperature probe that monitors battery temperature
4-step charging
CC-CV charging for LiPo batteries
optional sub-c battery stand with battery warmer and cooler to control cell tempearture
standard linear charge
reflex and impluse charge setup is also available
programmable repeak charge
IR measurement during discharging & cycling
10 programmable memory slots
data recall on all battery vital information
run motor/break-in motor at up to 10A average and 30A peak current
mah charge limit is adjustable
On/off trickle with adjustable trickle charge current
5 user selectable ring tones
triple decimal digit voltage display
1-10 cell Ni-Cd/Ni-MH & 1-4 cell Li-Ion/LiPo handling capability.
Works on both lithium based batteries and all kinds of Ni-Cd & Ni-MH type packs with 50 to 10,000mAh battery capacity, 0.1A to 8.0A charge rate, 0.1A to 20.0A discharge rate, 0.003V to 0.020V/cell voltage threshold, temperature cutoff control, CC-CV for Lithium battery packs, various control timers like user selectable logout time, start charge after delay time, discharge delay time and the unit also provides estimate charge completion time. 1 to 10 number of cycles, display charge capacity mAh, discharge capacity mAh, two decimal digit current display, discharge average voltage, battery IR, 4 wires alligator clips output cord.
The Team Integy Indi 16X908 is very easy to use and has many great features not available on other competing units. 16x908 is very versatile and is the only unit with complete temperature control capability.
02-04-2007, 01:10 PM
#3
yes...
02-04-2007, 08:06 PM
#4
yes...
06-14-2008, 08:47 AM
#5
What balancer works with this charger and its interface port
06-29-2008, 10:15 AM
#6
im not sure...
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