Dude my cheapo turnigy charger will do over 9000 packs in parallel.

Yea. That.



Lulz, on a more serious note, I'll look up that 306B, I was thinking i208. I just want a zillion amps at 6s, preferably on a 12 volt supply.

Dang, thats what I meant.

0.000000001c doesnt count. :no: Also, I guess that I should have specified, rtr out of the box. As it turns out its six 8s packs. http://www.usastore.revolectrix.com/...MPA-XH_Combo_2

I suppose a guy like you that has 9000 packs will need 9000 of these: http://www.usastore.revolectrix.com/...rallel-Adapter

feistyacorn or Snellemin: I would like a high power 3s(and up) Non-balanced lipo profile that uses the banana plugs only. Can that happen with the Powerlab 8?

(4 tiny)3s packs for 12s.

I just ordered a para board for the smart ass Powerlab 8 to be happy.

lol, I was thinking that too... it might take me over 9000 hours to charge too.

I do like para boards.... just got one.

http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...y/2e23c232.jpg

I've only made up 4 traxxas adapters so far.... but after I find a charger with more amps, I could see charging 6x 3s in parallel.


Good call.

http://www.revolectrix.com/pl8_specs_tab.htm I think it can only do 2s lipo in the unbalanced mode. I've only used the balance mode, but I'll check the software when I get home.

I'm about over it now but wish I knew that before I bought it.

I ordered the software/usb stuff for the PL8 months ago but it got lost in the mail apparently. Thanks for your help let me know what you find out.

¿saw the new imax b6 ultimate 800w? ........

-Operating voltage range: DC 12.0-18.0 Volt
-Circuit power: Max. Charge power 2x400Watts
Max. Discharge power 2x25Watts
-Charge current range: 0.1-20.0A
-Discharge current range: 0.1-5.0A
-Current drain for balancing Li-Po/Ion/Fe: 300mA/cell
-Li-ion/Fe/Polymer cell count: 1-6cells
-NiCd/NiMH battery cell count: 1-18cells
-Pb battery voltage: 2-20V

.....................

I played with the software some and profile 6 (unbalanced lipo) is locked at a max of 2s. Here is a link to the latest PL8 software (you can test it out without a PL8 connected): http://www.revolectrix.com/new_appli...ftware_v2.html

That's a sad and disappointing way to sell balance boards. I couldn't get the PL8 to discharge a slightly over charged lipo (even with the cell taps hooked up). My Hyperion wouldn't do it either though for that matter. I had to go to an A123 discharge mode on the Hyperion. Is 4.31v per cell bad?:whistle:

Thanks for the link. I'll give it a try.

Perhaps I could interest you in a hacked up heat sink with a resistor glued to it?

^No thanks, I'll pass.