Interesting: Graphing Charger, shows internal resistances.
 

Browsing through the good ole hobbyking, and stumbled on this little guy:
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...dproduct=15403

Figured it was just another run of the mill mass produced chargers with the same internals, but it was more expensive, and a slightly odd wattage. Took a peak and read some reviews and someone mentioned graphing, then I read the description:
"Measures the internal resistance of your battery for perfromance[sic] checking"

Yes, this charger will check your per-fromance, whatever that is....

But seriously, I thought it was neat and wondered if anyone else had seen this/tried it yet.

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...Turingy-X6.jpg

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...ringy-X6-2.jpg

I like it...and Turnigy makes some good stuff!

they're in stock now ;) you could order one and give us a review! :yipi:

the icharger does the same thing,according to my charger the turnigy nano tech 45c have some serious low internal resistance.
Can both check the resitance for the battery as a hole ore induvidiual cells

:lol: "per-fromance"

I have that feature on my FMA CellPro 10S. It's cool to have. And I concur, those Nanotechs have the lowest resistance of all the lipos I used. Lower than Neu and Hyperion. And lower than HobbyKing's other lipos like Zippy H, Flightmax and Turnigy.

I live the iChargers!!!

per-fromance are greatest!

What does that make me?

Sounds pretty cool...

Pitty its only 80w though.

My Smart 6 Charger arrived yesterday, intending to use it as a home charger so I can leave my Imax B6AC in the pit bag. Havent really looked into it, charged a Zippy 2200 3s up fine last night, buttons are pretty hard to push, feels fairly cheap. Will update once I have checked out the functions more.

cool, thanks for the update fastbaja5b. I don't think I'll be picking one up until they get more powerful. Something around 200W would be good enough for my use.
Let us know how it works :)