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Sammus · 04.30.2008, 06:48 AM

I reckon theyll be tops. As for a charger, I got a Hyperion duo for exactly that purpose. My 6s2p will be two separate 6s1p packs, each one of them two 3s1p packs in an L shape. Then I can run the 3s packs in my crt.5 and my rustler, and put em all together for a 6s2p. The original plan was a 4s for the crt.5 and a 3s for rusty to make 7s1p.

The hyperion duo has 2x 180W 6s chargers in it, which can run together ('sync' mode)as a 360W 12s charger. Even in solo mode you can choose the power distribution between the chargers which is kind of cool. It has built in LBA10 balancers for each channel, with a full readout of the individual cell voltages during charging. Only thing I don't really like about it is the lack of discharge function. I don't really use any nickel batteries, but being able to discharge is often good to test your batteries balance and capacity.

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Sammus RC-Monster Titanium Offline Posts: 1,161 Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: All over Australia.	04.30.2008, 06:48 AM I reckon theyll be tops. As for a charger, I got a Hyperion duo for exactly that purpose. My 6s2p will be two separate 6s1p packs, each one of them two 3s1p packs in an L shape. Then I can run the 3s packs in my crt.5 and my rustler, and put em all together for a 6s2p. The original plan was a 4s for the crt.5 and a 3s for rusty to make 7s1p. The hyperion duo has 2x 180W 6s chargers in it, which can run together ('sync' mode)as a 360W 12s charger. Even in solo mode you can choose the power distribution between the chargers which is kind of cool. It has built in LBA10 balancers for each channel, with a full readout of the individual cell voltages during charging. Only thing I don't really like about it is the lack of discharge function. I don't really use any nickel batteries, but being able to discharge is often good to test your batteries balance and capacity.