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Originally Posted by neweuser
Not to Hijac a thread here, but I'm curious to what you just said about the Hyperion. Mine will have no problem doing my 4s in series, and as you know all to well Brian, I cannot get the 5s to charge (unless the packs are half charged already), so would this mean that the input voltage is too low to charge my 5s? If so, can I get my powersupply to push enough volts to charge my 5s?:032:
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That does sound like a P/S issue. What error message do you get?
If you are getting no charger errors, depending on what amperage you are trying to charge at, you might be hitting the 120w limit of the charger. With a 5s pack, you can only charge at 5.71A (assuming cells are at 4.2v/cell). With 4s, you can charge at 7.14A before you hit the 120w limit. Actually the Hyperion can only go up to 7A, so that will really be the limiting factor at 4s.