d be mass produced
without the ordering restrictions Litco puts on their Alpha 4.
Aloha to all on RCSE.
Al Battad - AMA #506981
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The big difference is that in the consumer products you refer to, the battery
system employs onboard smarts; Essentially, every pack contains the
circuitry/algorythmns to properly and safely charge Li-X at acceptable charge
rates specified by the manufacturer. All the main operating device does
On Tue, Feb 07, 2006 at 11:35:29AM -0600, Morris McKenna wrote:
|Andrew, take a look at this web site. [1]www.slkelectronics.com I
|think it will show you how an Alpha 4 can be used to charge Li-Po
|batteries.
The Alpha4's hardware is obviously physically capable of properly
charg
Andrew,
take a look at this web site. www.slkelectronics.com I think it will
show you how an Alpha 4 can be used to charge Li-Po batteries.
Personally, I think purchasing a good Li-Po charger is the best way to
go. Morris
Andrew Famiglietti wrote:
Since there are so many knowl
Sort of non topic, but with all the press about
Li-Po charging/fires/etc,
how safe is charging stuff in your home like say
your camcorder/notebook/etc. I always worry now when plugging those things
in to their chargers.
Walter
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Andrew Famiglietti
Not only no, but @#$% NO! Get a 2500 from
Hobby Lobby. It’ll charge up to 4 cells up to 2.5A. And it’s
cheap. The A4 is only for NiCad, NiMh and wet cells.
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