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09.21.2010, 03:29 PM

Also if i wanted to do without a power supply and just use two 12v batteries in a series for a 24v pack, what kind of mA rating would i need to charge, say 6, 5000mah 5 or 6s lipos?
   
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09.22.2010, 12:39 AM

This is what I have sitting around. Its a nice if you need the flexibility

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-138V-40A-520W
   
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09.22.2010, 11:14 AM

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This is what I have sitting around. Its a nice if you need the flexibility

http://www.amainhobbies.com/product_...-138V-40A-520W
Sweet, i looked at that before but didnt realize that could do 520w.
   
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09.22.2010, 11:23 AM

Its also only 13.8v.....Duo3 will not develop its full 360watts of power with 13.8v input source no matter how many watts.
   
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09.22.2010, 11:56 AM

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Its also only 13.8v.....Duo3 will not develop its full 360watts of power with 13.8v input source no matter how many watts.
You sure?, I mean the ohm's law thingy says that 13.8v and 40amps is 552watts. I dont know what to do i can get the amp and watt ratings it calls for but not quite the voltage. Maybe i should do a 24v battery setup and just buy a charger for them, 2 12v batteries aren't exactly portable. I'm assuming that i would have to have some pretty high mah 12v's am i correct?
   
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09.22.2010, 01:25 PM

You can have a look at this thread from snellemin:

How to build a $20 47A power supply

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09.22.2010, 01:47 PM

Look at the bottom of the 1st page -

http://media.hyperion.hk/dn/eos/EOS-...2-MAN-EN46.pdf


This has been discussed on more than one forum. You'll only see 160watts per port using a PS with less than 14.5+v, not 180watts per port. There is some component internally in the charger that has to have the higher voltage to enable full power, its not a matter of watts.

Was discussed in here -

http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...highlight=duo3
   
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09.22.2010, 01:49 AM

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Also if i wanted to do without a power supply and just use two 12v batteries in a series for a 24v pack, what kind of mA rating would i need to charge, say 6, 5000mah 5 or 6s lipos?
I hear a BOOM!!
and i see Smoke and Fire!!!!

without a "powersupply" or Charger how are you going to regulate the voltage PROPERLY to eatch cell to ballance them ?

you dont just dump power into the + and - on a lipo pack cause not all the cells will be the same
and if you have a weak cell say in the center of two the weaker cell will well you know .......
or if the two or one of the two outer cells are weaker well the same outcome.


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I hear a BOOM!!
and i see Smoke and Fire!!!!

without a "powersupply" or Charger how are you going to regulate the voltage PROPERLY to eatch cell to ballance them ?

you dont just dump power into the + and - on a lipo pack cause not all the cells will be the same
and if you have a weak cell say in the center of two the weaker cell will well you know .......
or if the two or one of the two outer cells are weaker well the same outcome.
Duh, i'm not stupid, i'm using the DC powered charger mentioned in the previous posts.
   
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09.22.2010, 11:35 AM

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Duh, i'm not stupid, i'm using the DC powered charger mentioned in the previous posts.
Ok cool



it just looked like you wanted to do a straight "powerdump" into a lipo lolol

with the wording :

Also if i wanted to do without a power supply and just use two 12v batteries in a series for a 24v pack, what kind of mA rating would i need to charge, say 6, 5000mah 5 or 6s lipos?



Its all cool just maken shure i have seen Alot of poeple doing dumb things with lipo's
thats why the post..

Good luck powering your Charger.

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09.22.2010, 11:28 AM

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I hear a BOOM!!
and i see Smoke and Fire!!!!

without a "powersupply" or Charger how are you going to regulate the voltage PROPERLY to eatch cell to ballance them ?

you dont just dump power into the + and - on a lipo pack cause not all the cells will be the same
and if you have a weak cell say in the center of two the weaker cell will well you know .......
or if the two or one of the two outer cells are weaker well the same outcome.
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