Opinion: Whats the most solid chargers
05-06-2004, 03:18 AM
#16
Originally posted by evaa
tried orange, worked well for me.
tried the gfx, worked well for me too.
tried the pulsar, hey no false peak whatsoever. with the first two chargers, had false peaks. i was particularly surprised with the gfx falsepeaking at wrong settings, but the pulsar,worked very well. i sold my first pulsar, and now, i'm going back to it.
just my 0.02
tried orange, worked well for me.
tried the gfx, worked well for me too.
tried the pulsar, hey no false peak whatsoever. with the first two chargers, had false peaks. i was particularly surprised with the gfx falsepeaking at wrong settings, but the pulsar,worked very well. i sold my first pulsar, and now, i'm going back to it.
just my 0.02
Orange = Novak?
05-06-2004, 04:14 AM
#17
I really like my Pit Bull, cheap, small (fits in my pit box) and has a 10 minute lockout, that's the one thing Novak does not have.
05-06-2004, 05:03 AM
#18
I'm gonna have to put in another vote for the Competition Electronics Turbo 35 GFX. It is an amazing charger, and all other chargers are measured up to it.
I have had The intellipeaks, the millennium pro, the quasar pro, lrp pulsar (sport and pro), and the CE GFX is by far the best (in my opinion)!
I have had The intellipeaks, the millennium pro, the quasar pro, lrp pulsar (sport and pro), and the CE GFX is by far the best (in my opinion)!
05-06-2004, 07:07 AM
#20
Steve,
Right now they are about $390 for the 20A discharge version and will be about $405 for the 30A discharge version when available. This is conditional on the exchange rate at the time. This is the final price shipped and with tax. I may be able to get a couple of early release units but they won't be widely avaliable for two or three weeks.
Right now they are about $390 for the 20A discharge version and will be about $405 for the 30A discharge version when available. This is conditional on the exchange rate at the time. This is the final price shipped and with tax. I may be able to get a couple of early release units but they won't be widely avaliable for two or three weeks.
05-06-2004, 07:09 AM
#21
old reliable turbo 30's.
I'm looking to get a Competition Electronics next.
05-06-2004, 09:12 AM
#23
my experience with chargers is limited to pitbull and pitbull x3, they are solid
as for the protrac i think it's a nice unit too, but it will be more attractive if the purchase of the charger includes two or three free software upgrades
as for the protrac i think it's a nice unit too, but it will be more attractive if the purchase of the charger includes two or three free software upgrades
05-06-2004, 09:18 AM
#24
Originally posted by Fire
my experience with chargers is limited to pitbull and pitbull x3, they are solid
as for the protrac i think it's a nice unit too, but it will be more attractive if the purchase of the charger includes two or three free software upgrades
my experience with chargers is limited to pitbull and pitbull x3, they are solid
as for the protrac i think it's a nice unit too, but it will be more attractive if the purchase of the charger includes two or three free software upgrades
05-06-2004, 09:20 AM
#25
Tech Master
Originally posted by evaa
tried the gfx, worked well for me too.
tried the gfx, worked well for me too.
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