Originally Posted by neons97

Yes, the website shows a range of 0.01-35.0 A. Using your link, if you scroll down lower, there is a table, and it says: "Min. Discharge Current (A)" and across 2S Lipo, it shows "29.76" which implies that the minimum discharge current on 2S Lipo is 29.76A. With a Max of 35.0A

If you look at that table and calculate the Min/Max values, you will see it is 100% consistent...there is a MINIMUM discharge current of 178.56W, and a MAX discharge current of 249.9W. This is likely because there are banks of resistors in there, and there are only so many they can "disconnect" from the discharge circuit on 2S. I was just very surprised to see the OP able to use a 5A discharge. If that is the case, then the table they show on their website and manual are incorrect/misleading. I did not buy the BD250 specifically because I wanted to be able to discharge at something less than 30A as a minimum. But if the website/manual are wrong, and anything from 0.01-35A can be selected for a 2S battery, I will definitely pickup one of these units. But since he was able to produce a chart that showed a 58 minute discharge time, then it means that 5A is really possible.