Well the MC3000 will allow you to program up to 30 different profiles.
Including the optimal charge rate or less, voltage cutoff and set the charge cutoff in mA. And that's just covering the basics.
Also the Bluetooth is useful for some.
And unfortunately it is not possible to compare it to xtar and Nitecore, because they are not in the same category as the SkyRC MC3000.
But as I've said, they are steeply priced. But they should be something that will last.
So if someone didn't have a charger and wanted one, I would say that they are worth considering. But if they have something that works, only to buy one for the advanced features or when their current charger starts to act up.
Including the optimal charge rate or less, voltage cutoff and set the charge cutoff in mA. And that's just covering the basics.
Also the Bluetooth is useful for some.
And unfortunately it is not possible to compare it to xtar and Nitecore, because they are not in the same category as the SkyRC MC3000.
But as I've said, they are steeply priced. But they should be something that will last.
So if someone didn't have a charger and wanted one, I would say that they are worth considering. But if they have something that works, only to buy one for the advanced features or when their current charger starts to act up.
