trinity DPD digital pro discharger!
05-27-2006, 09:04 AM
#16
You can discharge stick packs with the aligator clips
05-28-2006, 05:52 AM
#19
When will they be available?
05-29-2006, 06:09 AM
#24
Tech Addict
Nothing agaisnt the pulse discharge..but when are these guys gonna make a tray that drops them at 30 amps for real?
05-29-2006, 04:49 PM
#25
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30 AMP Discharger
From what i have been told, in order to have a unit that can produce a true 30amp discharge:
1) It would have to be about or close to the size of a turbo 35 in order to fit what is needed to discharge. At that point you can get away with using your turbo 30.
2) The other thing is price. A 30 amp discharge unit will be expensive. If your going to spend anything over $225-250 for a discharger, at that point you start looking for a Used GFX which give you the best of both worlds.
I have played around with the DPD over the last 2 weeks and all i can say is that is a very good piece of equipment. Very simple to use and very helpful in maintaining your batteries.
You have all the features of 2 of the best discharger to ever be on the market in one unit. And a very good price.
Sarquis
1) It would have to be about or close to the size of a turbo 35 in order to fit what is needed to discharge. At that point you can get away with using your turbo 30.
2) The other thing is price. A 30 amp discharge unit will be expensive. If your going to spend anything over $225-250 for a discharger, at that point you start looking for a Used GFX which give you the best of both worlds.
I have played around with the DPD over the last 2 weeks and all i can say is that is a very good piece of equipment. Very simple to use and very helpful in maintaining your batteries.
You have all the features of 2 of the best discharger to ever be on the market in one unit. And a very good price.
Sarquis
05-29-2006, 05:17 PM
#27
Originally Posted by Sarquis
From what i have been told, in order to have a unit that can produce a true 30amp discharge:
1) It would have to be about or close to the size of a turbo 35 in order to fit what is needed to discharge. At that point you can get away with using your turbo 30.
2) The other thing is price. A 30 amp discharge unit will be expensive. If your going to spend anything over $225-250 for a discharger, at that point you start looking for a Used GFX which give you the best of both worlds.
1) It would have to be about or close to the size of a turbo 35 in order to fit what is needed to discharge. At that point you can get away with using your turbo 30.
2) The other thing is price. A 30 amp discharge unit will be expensive. If your going to spend anything over $225-250 for a discharger, at that point you start looking for a Used GFX which give you the best of both worlds.
05-29-2006, 09:49 PM
#28
no thanks, I always have a power supply at times when I'd need to discharge so I'd rather not have to buy and maintain AA's.
05-30-2006, 08:17 AM
#29
Originally Posted by JayL
no thanks, I always have a power supply at times when I'd need to discharge so I'd rather not have to buy and maintain AA's.
Very cool unit. Couple of questions. I may have overlooked it, but is the dynapulse feature actually per cell or do you use the leads to dynapulse discharge the whole pack? Also, once a cell reaches the cutoff voltage does it hold it there?
05-30-2006, 08:45 AM
#30
ok, BUY AA's...and worry that they are empty or full and have to charge them=maintain
I don't hate trinity, but this product is real dumb to expect us to buy AA's when we always have power....
just a few options:
maybe they are greedy and want us to buy more AA's
or
they could not figure out how to make it powered by the power supply
I don't hate trinity, but this product is real dumb to expect us to buy AA's when we always have power....
just a few options:
maybe they are greedy and want us to buy more AA's
or
they could not figure out how to make it powered by the power supply