Robitronic Overloader 2

[DRIFT_BUGGY]

The Overloader2 is a high performance computerized battery maintenance system. Capable of charging, discharging, cycling and conditioning multiple rechargable battery types, with very high output power, a customized display with expertly designed software and programming controls.

Features• Perfect for electric cars, trucks, boats and planes
• 1-12 cells charging & discharging (for Glowstarter & Batteries for planes)
• Handling NiCd / NiMH / Li-Po / PB / Lixx battery types
• Graphical display show charge, discharge and cycle curves
• Storing up to 10 different battery configurations
• Performs 1 - 10 cycles for NiCd / NiMH only, and stores capacity and voltage date
• Break-in electric motors or operate commutator lathes
• Heat glow plugs for nitro engines
• Operate tire warmers
• Adjustable language (English, German, French)
• Restart of charge and discharge after a loss of power
• Intelligent cooling fan control system for better charge efficiency
• LCD contrast, fan operation, temp scale and sound cues are fully adjustable
• Popups for information and warnings



Specification• Case: Aluminium, red anodized
• Case Size: 176x134.7x52.9mm
• Weight: 720g
• Cooling System: 3x Fan 40x40mm
• Input type: Input cable w/banana plugs red/black
• Output type: Banana jacks black/red
• Input voltage: 11-15V
• Battery types: NiCd, NiMH, LiPo, Lixx, Pb
• Battery Memories: 10
• Language: English, German, French
• Finish sound: 9

Specific for NiMH/NiCd
• Charge mode: Linear, Impulse, Reflex, Auto, 4-Step
• Cells: 1-12
• deltaPeak/cell: 1-30mV
• Peak-Lock time: 1-50min
• Trickle current: Off, 10-400mA
• Limits of discharge current: 1-6 cells - max 20,0A
• Cutoff voltage/cell: 0,5-1,2V
• Cycle mode: Off, L->E, E->L, (E)L->E
• Numbers of cycles: 1-10
• Cycle wait mode: Time, Temp
• C->D Delay: 1-240min
• D->C Delay: 1-240min
• C->D temperature: 20-70°C / 68-158°F
• D->C temperature: 20-70°C / 68-158°F

Specific for LiPo
• Charge mode: CC-CV
• Cells: 1-4
• Charge end voltage/cell: 4,2V
• Limits of discharge current: 1-2 cells - max 20,0A
• Limits of discharge current: 3 cells - max 13,5A
• Limits of discharge current: 4 cells - max 10,0A
• Cutoff voltage/cell: 2,7-3,7V

Specific for Lixx
• Charge mode: CC-CV
• Cells: 1-4
• Charge end voltage/cell: 3,3-4,3V
• Limits of discharge current: 1-2 cells - max 20,0A
• Limits of discharge current: 3 cells - max 13,5A
• Limits of discharge current: 4 cells - max 10,0A
• Cutoff voltage/cell: 2,0-3,7V

Specific for PB
• Charge mode: CC-CV
• Cells: 1-6
• Charge end voltage/cell: 2,35V
• Limits of discharge current: 1-3 Zellen - max 20,0A
• Limits of discharge current: 4 Zellen - max 15,0A
• Limits of discharge current: 5 Zellen - max 12,0A
• Limits of discharge current: 6 Zellen - max 10,0A
• Cutoff voltage/cell: 1,8-2,3V

Motor break-in
• Run Time: 1min - 23h 59min
• Voltage: 0,1-8,0V
• Current: max 12,0A

Glow-plug
• Voltage: 0,1-2,5V
• Current: max 12,0A

Tire warmers
• Temperature: 45-75°C / 113-167°F
• Voltage: 13,5V
• Current: max 12,0A

No. RS152 Overloader 2

[JThiessen]

Hmmm....that looks a lot like two other chargers.....

[BL_RV0]

Stupid question: how does it warm your tires?

[TexasSP]

Originally Posted by JThiessen

Hmmm....that looks a lot like two other chargers.....

Yeah, a lot like two other chargers.

[lincpimp]

Only 4 cell lipo...

Not much use to me...

What other chargers does it resemble, cause it looks familiar to me too.

[BL_RV0]

Looks like a Trinton 2 with a different case.

[JThiessen]

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...&I=LXHDJ1&P=ML

The Ice (above), and its rebadged stepsister, The Teamcheckpoint TC1030
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXPYT8&P=7

[BrianG]

What the hobby needs is a good 20s lipo, 10A charger with a 840w power limit, that takes anything from 12vDC to 50vDC+.

[brushlessboy16]

lol or 240AC

[maxair45]

Dosen't look too much like an ICE but more like a Triton. Any estimated price?

[DRIFT_BUGGY]

Originally Posted by BrianG

What the hobby needs is a good 20s lipo, 10A charger with a 840w power limit, that takes anything from 12vDC to 50vDC+.

Yeah, but how much would that cost? The Overlander 2 I think was $290