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11-12-2004, 05:36 AM
#2192
Tech Apprentice
Originally posted by RC Old Man
Check this out guys!!
DYNO-CHARGE
Dyno-Charge Features :
16x2 dot matrix blue backlit LCD display Soft touch buttons
Compact size : 5”x5”x2.2"(125x134x58mm)
PWM technology: light weight, compact,
cooler operation, high efficiency,
quiet operation
DC Charger Features :
Linear current with adjustable delta voltage
Adjustable charge current 0.5 - 8A (0.1A incre.)
Programmable temperature cut-off (without overheating batteries)
Celsius( C) and Fahrenheit( F) selections Selectable initial peak
lockout to prevent false peak (on/off)
Auto detect number of cells (1-8 cells)
Replaceable input and output fuses LCD Display : output voltage,
output current, charging capacity,
charge time (secs.), battery temperature ( C/ F), charging status,
peak voltage, and input voltage
5 programmable charging profile memories Temperature
probe included Motor Dyno Features :
Over current protection
Selectable output voltage 0.1 - 8V (0.1V incre.)
10 spin up speed selections
5 motor data memories
10 break-in pulse speeds
LCD display : output voltage, current draw,
RPM, run time(secs.) and supply voltage
Adjustable break-in time
Can be used to power comm. lathe Optical RPM sensor included Aluminum motor mount included
Specifications:
Dimensions ........................................ 5"x5"x2.2"(125x134x58mm)
Weight .................................................. ................... 1.5 lb, 680 g
Input Voltage .................................................. ....... 12-16 volts DC
Charging Mode .................................................. ................. Linear
Charging Capability .................................................. ...... 1 - 8 cells
Charge Current ............................................. 0.5 - 8 A (0.1A incre.)
Delta Peak ................................. 10 - 200mV (per pack, 1mV incre.)
Initial Peak Lockout .......................60 secs.(default), 600 secs.(long)
Temperature cutoff ...................................... 59 - 140oF (15 - 60oC)
Programmable Charge Profile Memories.........................................5
Motor Test Run ................................................. 0.1 - 8 V(max. 20A)
Motor Data Memories......................... 5 (max. RPM & max. Amp draw)
Motor Spin-up Speed .................................. 0.2 - 2V/secs. (10 levels)
Motor Break-in .................................................. . 0.1 - 8V(max. 20A)
Motor Break-in Timer ..........................10 - 3600 secs.(10 secs. incre.)
Break-in Pulse Speeds............................................ ......................10
Protection..........................Input/output fuses, Input RVP, Short Circuit
LCD - Display .................................... 2 Line, 16 character Blue Backlit
Buttons .................................................. ................... 4 (Soft Touch)
Check this out guys!!
DYNO-CHARGE
Dyno-Charge Features :
16x2 dot matrix blue backlit LCD display Soft touch buttons
Compact size : 5”x5”x2.2"(125x134x58mm)
PWM technology: light weight, compact,
cooler operation, high efficiency,
quiet operation
DC Charger Features :
Linear current with adjustable delta voltage
Adjustable charge current 0.5 - 8A (0.1A incre.)
Programmable temperature cut-off (without overheating batteries)
Celsius( C) and Fahrenheit( F) selections Selectable initial peak
lockout to prevent false peak (on/off)
Auto detect number of cells (1-8 cells)
Replaceable input and output fuses LCD Display : output voltage,
output current, charging capacity,
charge time (secs.), battery temperature ( C/ F), charging status,
peak voltage, and input voltage
5 programmable charging profile memories Temperature
probe included Motor Dyno Features :
Over current protection
Selectable output voltage 0.1 - 8V (0.1V incre.)
10 spin up speed selections
5 motor data memories
10 break-in pulse speeds
LCD display : output voltage, current draw,
RPM, run time(secs.) and supply voltage
Adjustable break-in time
Can be used to power comm. lathe Optical RPM sensor included Aluminum motor mount included
Specifications:
Dimensions ........................................ 5"x5"x2.2"(125x134x58mm)
Weight .................................................. ................... 1.5 lb, 680 g
Input Voltage .................................................. ....... 12-16 volts DC
Charging Mode .................................................. ................. Linear
Charging Capability .................................................. ...... 1 - 8 cells
Charge Current ............................................. 0.5 - 8 A (0.1A incre.)
Delta Peak ................................. 10 - 200mV (per pack, 1mV incre.)
Initial Peak Lockout .......................60 secs.(default), 600 secs.(long)
Temperature cutoff ...................................... 59 - 140oF (15 - 60oC)
Programmable Charge Profile Memories.........................................5
Motor Test Run ................................................. 0.1 - 8 V(max. 20A)
Motor Data Memories......................... 5 (max. RPM & max. Amp draw)
Motor Spin-up Speed .................................. 0.2 - 2V/secs. (10 levels)
Motor Break-in .................................................. . 0.1 - 8V(max. 20A)
Motor Break-in Timer ..........................10 - 3600 secs.(10 secs. incre.)
Break-in Pulse Speeds............................................ ......................10
Protection..........................Input/output fuses, Input RVP, Short Circuit
LCD - Display .................................... 2 Line, 16 character Blue Backlit
Buttons .................................................. ................... 4 (Soft Touch)
11-12-2004, 06:48 AM
#2195
Originally posted by jdwca
What brand is the charger again?
Waiting for my purty BMI XRAY chassis with a Surge logo etched in it.
I hope it arrives tomorrow. I'm jonesing to build.
What brand is the charger again?
Waiting for my purty BMI XRAY chassis with a Surge logo etched in it.
I hope it arrives tomorrow. I'm jonesing to build.
TK
11-12-2004, 09:36 PM
#2203
Go to bed tim,
See you tomorrow, ah later today
James
See you tomorrow, ah later today
James
11-12-2004, 10:21 PM
#2205
hmmm...1/12 is fun