Revolectrix CellPro PowerLab 6
#1
Is anyone using one of these similar to the CE Turbo GFX for battery testing purpose. I believe this should tell the mah, IR, Runtime, and some other things. Any thoughts on this charger?
#3
#5
The Pl6 will handle anything the rc car enthusiast would ever need to do. You don't really need the Pl8 unless you are into high power helicopter or airplanes where you will need to charge 8s packs. With the proper power supply the Pl6 can charge 6 6s packs in parallel quickly and safely.
Get the computer USB interface cord and use CCS software for IR values and pack graphing and comparing.
Great charger!
Get the computer USB interface cord and use CCS software for IR values and pack graphing and comparing.
Great charger!
#7
With the parallel charging adapter the Pl6 still sees each packs individual cell voltages and charges accordingly. This allows several packs of the same cell count, but different capacities and discharge states to charge at the same time.
I purchased the combo 7, which came with the Pl6, Safe parallel adapter, USB computer interface.
I then purchased another set of charge cables so I could put male deans on and charge single packs easier. I bought the TP charge board and XH charge boards along with the carrying case.
I have absolutely no regrets purchasing this charger.
I purchased the combo 7, which came with the Pl6, Safe parallel adapter, USB computer interface.
I then purchased another set of charge cables so I could put male deans on and charge single packs easier. I bought the TP charge board and XH charge boards along with the carrying case.
I have absolutely no regrets purchasing this charger.
#8
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With the parallel charging adapter the Pl6 still sees each packs individual cell voltages and charges accordingly. This allows several packs of the same cell count, but different capacities and discharge states to charge at the same time.
I purchased the combo 7, which came with the Pl6, Safe parallel adapter, USB computer interface.
I then purchased another set of charge cables so I could put male deans on and charge single packs easier. I bought the TP charge board and XH charge boards along with the carrying case.
I have absolutely no regrets purchasing this charger.
I purchased the combo 7, which came with the Pl6, Safe parallel adapter, USB computer interface.
I then purchased another set of charge cables so I could put male deans on and charge single packs easier. I bought the TP charge board and XH charge boards along with the carrying case.
I have absolutely no regrets purchasing this charger.
#9
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Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 42
hello, im thinking in buying a revolectrix charger but i have some doubts, the first is wich one to choose, the 10 xp or the powerlab 6, iŽll use it for charging
my car lipos(nosram 2s 6900), and the second thing is to know is that if i can charge my batteries over 8.4v, i mean more than 4.2 voltrs per cell.
thanks
christian
my car lipos(nosram 2s 6900), and the second thing is to know is that if i can charge my batteries over 8.4v, i mean more than 4.2 voltrs per cell.
thanks
christian
#10
I just bought the PL8 that was for sale on here. Really looking forward to using it.
Question, is there an easy way to export/log the data in excel? I want to compare my batteries over time/cycles.
Question, is there an easy way to export/log the data in excel? I want to compare my batteries over time/cycles.
#11
hey guy,john here from the revolectrix factory in singapore. feel free to sk any questions on our chargers and lipo range and i'll be here to answer them. thanks for enjoying our chargers and be sure to download the ccs software from our website as it expands the charge capability......especially for race day where you are play around with the chargers
#12
I have been using FMA chargers for many years and love them. Right now I have a Cellpro4, a Multi4 and Powerlab8. I personally wouldn't trade none of them for anything out there. I also bought one of the parallel boards for my Powerlab8. I now charge all six of my 4000 packs from storage voltage to full in 32 minutes. I also discharge them back to storage voltage at the same time regardless of how much voltage each pack is when starting. Here's my setup.




