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06.14.2010, 12:31 AM

ok,wait, i had battery #1 on charger #1 the charger read 4.19, 4.19, 4.20. but, I stuck battery #1 on charger #2, and it read this: 4.22, 4.23, 4.21. and 12.63V WTF??, ok now I NEED to calibrate charger #1, but me and revo guy tried to, and all we could do it change the main voltage, now, if we change the main woltage, to match the meter, will that change the balance voltages? like i mean the balance blok, will it read right if we adjust the main voltage? or should I just sell them both, and get a hyperion duo? or somthing similar? or just a little better chargers? what u guys reccomend?
   
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06.16.2010, 01:34 AM

go ahead and recalibrate the main voltage if it bothers you. Just mlower it a little so it matches the other charger.

There really is no problem and you really are mover analyzing the whole situation. Good for you, better safe than sorry, but you really have nothing to worry about.

If you can afford to upgrade to a hyperion take the plunge, you won't be disappointed.

If you use the batteries together either in series or parallel for now charge one at a time on the same charger.

If you use them seperately I tenths of a volt discrepancy is nothing to worry about.


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