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RcZoNe444 · 03:57 PM

Thanks for all the responses. I also purchased a Blinky balancer for when I start charging li-po’s (Have any of you used this balancer before?). The first Li-po battery that I just recently purchased was a Dynamite 1900mAh 7.4v for my Mamba-25 powered Mini-T

. I have put about two cycle’s trough it and there has been no sign of heat during charging probably because I charge it at one amp.

As for the temperature sensor on my charger, I can adjust the temperature cut-off so that when I charge li-po’s the slightest increase in temperature the charger will cut off. But I don’t think I should have too much of a problem with over charging li-po’s because I will be charging the lipos below one C.

I just want to double check, I could safely charge lets say an 8000mAh Li-po battery at a maximum of 8 amps (1 C)? I probably won’t charge that high but I just want to know that this is right. Thanks again.

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RcZoNe444 RC-Monster Stock Offline Posts: 10 Join Date: May 2009	05.28.2009, 03:52 PM Thanks for all the responses. I also purchased a Blinky balancer for when I start charging li-po’s (Have any of you used this balancer before?). The first Li-po battery that I just recently purchased was a Dynamite 1900mAh 7.4v for my Mamba-25 powered Mini-T . I have put about two cycle’s trough it and there has been no sign of heat during charging probably because I charge it at one amp. As for the temperature sensor on my charger, I can adjust the temperature cut-off so that when I charge li-po’s the slightest increase in temperature the charger will cut off. But I don’t think I should have too much of a problem with over charging li-po’s because I will be charging the lipos below one C. I just want to double check, I could safely charge lets say an 8000mAh Li-po battery at a maximum of 8 amps (1 C)? I probably won’t charge that high but I just want to know that this is right. Thanks again. Last edited by RcZoNe444; 05.28.2009 at 03:57 PM.