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BrianG · 01:21 PM

According to the site, it uses a JST-XH charge plug. Not sure what the TP packs use, but there are adaptors you can get, or make your own if it doesn't fit.

Otherwise, it'll charge a 4s battery, but only up to 50w. At the start of the charge, you'll only be able to charge at around 3.5A, and as the battery voltage rises to 4.2v/cell, you'll only be able to charge at ~3A. If you want to charge that 5Ah pack at 1C, you'll need a charger capable of at least 84w.

Also, the B5 needs a 12v power supply. ~8A @ 12v

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	12.04.2008, 01:17 PM According to the site, it uses a JST-XH charge plug. Not sure what the TP packs use, but there are adaptors you can get, or make your own if it doesn't fit. Otherwise, it'll charge a 4s battery, but only up to 50w. At the start of the charge, you'll only be able to charge at around 3.5A, and as the battery voltage rises to 4.2v/cell, you'll only be able to charge at ~3A. If you want to charge that 5Ah pack at 1C, you'll need a charger capable of at least 84w. Also, the B5 needs a 12v power supply. ~8A @ 12v Last edited by BrianG; 12.04.2008 at 01:21 PM.