GM1
10-10-2007, 12:23 PM
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I now have a week or so on my Bantam BC-6 using it to charge nicads, LiPos, LiIo and NiMh batteries. It has worked seamlessly for me. I tell it what kind of battery, what charge rate or discharge rate I want, if it's a LiPo, I hook up the balance circuit, and hit go. Last night, with Evans help, I managed to get the USB port hooked to my computer so I can record the discharge/charge data for each battery so I can compare them down the road and determine when to replace them a little more accurately. Once we figured out to tell the charger to use the USB, it worked like a champ.
I am very impressed with this little charger and since it is both AC and DC it replaces my other four chargers for both home and the field. For the money it seems to be a great buy as it does everything I need done in one package.
Gordie
I now have a week or so on my Bantam BC-6 using it to charge nicads, LiPos, LiIo and NiMh batteries. It has worked seamlessly for me. I tell it what kind of battery, what charge rate or discharge rate I want, if it's a LiPo, I hook up the balance circuit, and hit go. Last night, with Evans help, I managed to get the USB port hooked to my computer so I can record the discharge/charge data for each battery so I can compare them down the road and determine when to replace them a little more accurately. Once we figured out to tell the charger to use the USB, it worked like a champ.
I am very impressed with this little charger and since it is both AC and DC it replaces my other four chargers for both home and the field. For the money it seems to be a great buy as it does everything I need done in one package.
Gordie