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Gustav · 12.25.2005, 08:16 PM

It has a plug on it that you plug the balancing lead on the pack into,it has another socket for a different size of connector-10 pin or 14 pin depending on your pack(this is the 2-6s balancer).

He must have thought you specifcally wanted to connect it to your charger so that it also acts as a 'voltage limiting device'.Maybe throw him another e-mail to double check.
You should be able to charge at 1C just connecting the pack to the balancer.
I'll be able to tell you in a few days once i get what i need and get to grips with my new charger.

Those pack dimensions are complete crap by the way,that's more like the length of the cells themselves.The 3300 3s actually measures 148mmx46mmx20mm.The 2500 should work well for you i think,the 3300 would have more amps and longer runtime if you could fit it in.

I bought a schulze 330D BTW,i need to work through the destructions when i get time,seems a little complicated to me.

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Gustav RC-Monster Aluminum Offline Posts: 916 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: UK	12.25.2005, 08:16 PM It has a plug on it that you plug the balancing lead on the pack into,it has another socket for a different size of connector-10 pin or 14 pin depending on your pack(this is the 2-6s balancer). He must have thought you specifcally wanted to connect it to your charger so that it also acts as a 'voltage limiting device'.Maybe throw him another e-mail to double check. You should be able to charge at 1C just connecting the pack to the balancer. I'll be able to tell you in a few days once i get what i need and get to grips with my new charger. Those pack dimensions are complete crap by the way,that's more like the length of the cells themselves.The 3300 3s actually measures 148mmx46mmx20mm.The 2500 should work well for you i think,the 3300 would have more amps and longer runtime if you could fit it in. I bought a schulze 330D BTW,i need to work through the destructions when i get time,seems a little complicated to me.