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Originally posted by coolhandcountry
I should have got that over the ice. I looked at both of them. I have the power supply to. I may try it metal man. What do i have to loose. I try some of my cheap cells first. You want me to let you know how it goes metal man.
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If you ever want to charge LiPos (up to 4s), you will find the ICE to be a much better charger than the Triton because it can charge up to 8amps, but the Triton can only go up to 2.5amps (for Lipos). The ICE also has other features like motor break-in (which can also be used as a variable voltage power supply up to 8v), and it also has a larger display with graphical capabilities. The only advantage that the Triton has over the ICE is the ability to charge up to 24cells! If you get the Triton, I would reccommend that you still keep the ICE.
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Originally posted by cabking
whoops clicked to soon :o
I was going to say that when you charge that many cells, the charger is pulling nearly 30 volts from a 12volt supply :eek:
so it needs the amps to make up the difference
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If you were to charge 24 cheap NiCd cells, the charger might have to put out 40v to peak the batteries (1.67v/cell) :eek: .