Hyperion EOS 0720i NET3 or Hyperion EOS 0720i NET3-AD
08-24-2010 | 06:37 AM
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Hyperion EOS 0720i NET3 or Hyperion EOS 0720i NET3-AD
I've been reading and reading and I'll admit I'm still confused about how to buy a charger and which one to buy.
I've been looking at either the Hyperion EOS 0720i NET3 or the Hyperion EOS 0720i NET3-AD. I'm just a parking lot basher that wants to spend some time with his son so I don't plan on racing much if at all. I just want a good quality charger that's easy to use that won't cause my lipos to blow up.
I'd may want to have the option of adding a power supply at a later date but I'm guessing I can do that with either of these. I really don't understand the pros and cons with these two chargers so that's my main confusion.
I've been looking at either the Hyperion EOS 0720i NET3 or the Hyperion EOS 0720i NET3-AD. I'm just a parking lot basher that wants to spend some time with his son so I don't plan on racing much if at all. I just want a good quality charger that's easy to use that won't cause my lipos to blow up.
I'd may want to have the option of adding a power supply at a later date but I'm guessing I can do that with either of these. I really don't understand the pros and cons with these two chargers so that's my main confusion.
08-24-2010 | 04:15 PM
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Read about both here -
http://media.hyperion.hk/dn/eos/
Basically, the Net3-AD is an AC/DC powered moderate powered charger. Charger power output on AC is 90watts with a 20amp max charge rate. The power output will substantially limit actual charge current (if were trying to charge a 4S lipo at 20amps, charger would limit this to 90w/16.8v = 5.4amps, so its not as great a it sounds uinless you're charging low voltage, 2S lipos). It will charge 150watts running on DC power.
The Net3 is a DC powered charger, it requires a separate power supply. This is a more powerful charger having 250watts of charger output power as long as the power supply is adequate. It also has a max charge rate of 20amps, but with the 250watts, that 20amps is more useable than with the AD. You will need PS to run the Net3 charger.
http://media.hyperion.hk/dn/eos/
Basically, the Net3-AD is an AC/DC powered moderate powered charger. Charger power output on AC is 90watts with a 20amp max charge rate. The power output will substantially limit actual charge current (if were trying to charge a 4S lipo at 20amps, charger would limit this to 90w/16.8v = 5.4amps, so its not as great a it sounds uinless you're charging low voltage, 2S lipos). It will charge 150watts running on DC power.
The Net3 is a DC powered charger, it requires a separate power supply. This is a more powerful charger having 250watts of charger output power as long as the power supply is adequate. It also has a max charge rate of 20amps, but with the 250watts, that 20amps is more useable than with the AD. You will need PS to run the Net3 charger.
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