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I charge my lipos at 2C with the 1210... seems to be fine.. but maybe shortens the life of it?..
I think Lipos don't have "memory" in there cells. How would it shorten the life? I might be wrong though.


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11.28.2007, 10:02 PM

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I think Lipos don't have "memory" in there cells. How would it shorten the life? I might be wrong though.
I dunno?.. but I've read somewhere that discharging it at for example... @ 50 Amps life cycle would be shorter than @ 30 Amp discharge.... so I just assume that charging it faster would shorten the life cycle... but then again, I'm not really sure..


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one other thing I like about the 610i over my 1210i is that it displays battery resistance.


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Polyquest post that you can charge their batteries at 2C.. and Hyperion advertises the same thing....


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11.29.2007, 04:04 PM

The 610i also charges A123 cells, if you're in to that sort of thing.

Personally, I'm thinking of putting my Triton2 up on the block to get a 610i.

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The 610i also charges A123 cells, if you're in to that sort of thing.

Personally, I'm thinking of putting my Triton2 up on the block to get a 610i.

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1210i does charger A123 now...


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Yeah, after looking at the 610i and the 1210i, I've decided on getting the 1210i. The 500w charging is neat, but also dumb. :) You can't charge a 12S brick with it, only 2 6S packs. Since I'm wanting to make the move to higher voltages, the cell count is more important to me.

If anyone wants to move their 1210i, I might be interested.....

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