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BrianG · 06.18.2007, 06:58 PM

Yeah, 120w is not much, but it can charge 4s at over 8A, so it's not all that bad.

That charger is not much to look at, but the specs seem ok. Price is a bit steep though. I'd almost rather get two smaller but high current chargers. Funny how they don't list a Li cell count, only "49v". That equates to approx 11s. With a 300W limit, the outputs look like this:

Code:

Cell  Amps   Limited By 
1s   10.0A   Current Rating   
2s   10.0A   Current Rating   
3s   10.0A   Current Rating   
4s   10.0A   Current Rating   
5s   10.0A   Current Rating   
6s   10.0A   Current Rating   
7s   10.0A   Current Rating   
8s   8.9A    Power Rating   
9s   7.9A    Power Rating   
10s  7.1A    Power Rating   
11s  6.5A    Power Rating

Needs a solid 40A @ 12v to run that thing to full capacity though. :eek:

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	06.18.2007, 06:58 PM Yeah, 120w is not much, but it can charge 4s at over 8A, so it's not all that bad. That charger is not much to look at, but the specs seem ok. Price is a bit steep though. I'd almost rather get two smaller but high current chargers. Funny how they don't list a Li cell count, only "49v". That equates to approx 11s. With a 300W limit, the outputs look like this: Code: Cell Amps Limited By 1s 10.0A Current Rating 2s 10.0A Current Rating 3s 10.0A Current Rating 4s 10.0A Current Rating 5s 10.0A Current Rating 6s 10.0A Current Rating 7s 10.0A Current Rating 8s 8.9A Power Rating 9s 7.9A Power Rating 10s 7.1A Power Rating 11s 6.5A Power Rating Needs a solid 40A @ 12v to run that thing to full capacity though. :eek: