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loa 04.16.2008 11:09 AM

Looking for someone with a Hyperion Charger
 
Hello,

Just got a Hyperion Charger (the small 0606i AC/DC). I've read the manual all the way through and it's pretty simple and straightforward.

1 thing I can't find: can I set the min/max voltage for discharging or charging a LiPo??

I let it charge my 2 LiPo batteries (2s 8000) one at a time, until they got to 8.4v, which is supposed to be the maximum. But the charger didn't stop.

Does anyone know its cut-off point? Can I set/change it??

Thanks

Loa

TexasSP 04.16.2008 11:20 AM

It can go over, mine always does. As far as the discharging, I only have used it on mine a few times and can't remember how.

loa 04.16.2008 11:28 AM

Thanks.

But where does it stop?

And how high do you let it go?

Loa

Arct1k 04.16.2008 11:29 AM

It will stop a 4.2 / cell - it just changes mode at that point and goes constant voltage - It also could be just finishing off balancing...

No worries the hyperion chargers are great... I have 3 - 606ac/dc and 2 of the new 5idp

loa 04.16.2008 11:38 AM

Ok, I'm charging a pack right now, I'll see when/if it stops at 8.4 volts.

Loa

Arct1k 04.16.2008 11:48 AM

It won't stop straight away but leave it and it will be fine. These chargers give a constant current charge rate at 75% the cell capacity until the pack voltage reaches 3.6 volts per cell. This charges the pack to about 80% of total capacity. At this point the charger switches to a constant voltage charge rate of 3.6 volts per cell to top off the battery. To charge a fully depleted pack typically takes about one and a half hours.

Press the left hand button once charging and you can scroll through the settings including input/output voltage and individual cell voltages. ATB.

loa 04.16.2008 12:24 PM

Thanks.

It's indeed holding steady at 4.22V and 4.21V.

It's not hot right now, but should I expect a little heat before it ends, like with NiMH cells?

Thanks

Loa

azjc 04.16.2008 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by loa (Post 163738)
Thanks.

It's indeed holding steady at 4.22V and 4.21V.

It's not hot right now, but should I expect a little heat before it ends, like with NiMH cells?

Thanks

Loa

it shouldnt, mine never even get warm

Arct1k 04.16.2008 12:31 PM

Nothing noticable - I always charge in a lipo sack though

loa 04.16.2008 03:19 PM

Thanks

It didn't get warm at all.

I don't have a lipo sack, but I'm in the basement on the concrete, away from anything that could burn.

Loa

YogyBrushless 04.17.2008 02:39 AM

u dont want heat when charging a lipo, it will be fine with a hyperion dont worry about it :)

auto2 04.17.2008 07:13 PM

another point is if yur pack is way out of balance ( llike from another changer or not balancing) the charge will take forever cause it is trying to balance the pack.


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