Thanks for the information Jim, I was able to find the article from the
members only section of the AMA website and have printed the article.
Fortunately in this case they stopped scanning the magazine at the end
of 2000 - so this one is definitely there. A search of the issue
brought up all 7
Rick Van Clief on 12-18-04 12:31 PM wrote:
> Don't remember this. Which issue was this in?
The "Universal Slow Charger" (USC) was designed by Bob Kopski, author of the
monthly column "Radio Control Electrics" in the AMA's magazine "Model
Aviation". Quoting Mr. Kopski from the October 2004 issue
Jim,
Don't remember this. Which issue was this in?
Thanks.
RVC
Another option is to build the slow charger published in the AMA's Model
Aviation magazine.
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Title: Re: [RCSE] Tritin Charger - how to slow charge?
Russ,
There is a setup menu option telling the charger not to peak detect for "so
many" minutes. I doubt it can be set to 14 hours or so. Maybe.
Jon
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From: "Russ Light" <
On Fri, Dec 17, 2004 at 09:06:02AM -0800, Russ Light wrote:
| Is there a way to ensure peak detection will not occur and thus get
| essentially a constant current charger with timer?
No, not really. Peak detection is always on on the Triton.
If it's in NiMH mode, there's a small amount of trick
I have a new NiMH receiver pack and wanted to slow charge the pack for the
first time using a Triton charger. The Triton documentation refers to slow
charging but I can't seem to figure out how to set it up. I can set the
charge current to a low value and set the safety timer to a large value
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