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BrianG · 06.30.2006, 09:46 AM

OK, I was looking at the datasheets for the Hyperion EOS LBA6 and it does hook up like my picture above. And I can see where/how those extra wires work for the hi-amp version of the taps. Although technically, you could solder the extra heavy wires on the LBA6 and attached a Deans connector on it and hook it to the main battery wires, but using one connector for the battery charging would be easier.

Yeah, the TP 1010 with balancer is a nice unit, but really quite expensive. The Hyperion setup seems almost as good and is a little more than half the price of the TP setup.

For the money, the HP-EOS LBA6, HP-EOS 7i, and 6A harness seems like the best option for me. Aside from the higher vharge voltage and current, and the balancer that "talks" to the charger, what seperates the TP1010 from the EOS 7i?

Thanks for clearing this up for me. I'd hate to buy something jsut to find out later that it's not what I need/want. It's always cheaper to buy the right thing the first time than to buy twice!

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BrianG RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 14,609 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Des Moines, IA	06.30.2006, 09:46 AM OK, I was looking at the datasheets for the Hyperion EOS LBA6 and it does hook up like my picture above. And I can see where/how those extra wires work for the hi-amp version of the taps. Although technically, you could solder the extra heavy wires on the LBA6 and attached a Deans connector on it and hook it to the main battery wires, but using one connector for the battery charging would be easier. Yeah, the TP 1010 with balancer is a nice unit, but really quite expensive. The Hyperion setup seems almost as good and is a little more than half the price of the TP setup. For the money, the HP-EOS LBA6, HP-EOS 7i, and 6A harness seems like the best option for me. Aside from the higher vharge voltage and current, and the balancer that "talks" to the charger, what seperates the TP1010 from the EOS 7i? Thanks for clearing this up for me. I'd hate to buy something jsut to find out later that it's not what I need/want. It's always cheaper to buy the right thing the first time than to buy twice!