New Charger Time, Help Needed

would this be enough power for the Hyperion eos0610i charging 5s 5000 lipo...thanks again guys Competition Electronics 14V/23A Regulated DC Power Supply [CEI3710]

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Originally Posted by CRTIM

first off I would suggest either the 0610i or the 0610i duo ( which will charge 2 packs at once)...I have the 0610i which I am very satisfied with and I use the Ofna 14v, 18 amp PS which is more than enough. All you need from your PS to charge a 6s 5000 pack is 130 watts

Originally Posted by azjc

first off I would suggest either the 0610i or the 0610i duo ( which will charge 2 packs at once)...I have the 0610i which I am very satisfied with and I use the Ofna 14v, 18 amp PS which is more than enough. All you need from your PS to charge a 6s 5000 pack is 130 watts

thanks for the great info ....i will go with the 0610i as i don't think i really need the duo(yeah,i say that now...lol) i'll definetly look for the ofna PS,thanks for the info,appreciate it..