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Very nice. I didn't even know you can get it up there. What kind of stores do you sell to? Gas stations? Grocery stores?
My opinion is the wp2 is really cool for 18350. But in the wp6 i don't charge the 18350. There are spings to hold the batteries, the metal in the wp2 is perfect to hold the small batteries. It works in the wp6 but it's too wobbly for 18350 i think.
The fast charge option is for 18650 batteries perfect, not 6 hours only 2 hours to charge them. But i use it only one time at work. Got enough backup so i don't need the fastcharge often. If you use good batteries like aw i think it makes no diffrence, if you got the time i wouldn't use it. In pressure of time absolutly perfect.
one moment pls SP2 is the new version of the wp2
will give you some informations
will give you some informations
You would think that it worked like that, but no. We are the primary seller. Mail order.
Yes, the SP2 is the newer version of the WP2.
Here's the specs from Super T......
-High Amperage
-Two Channel
-Fits 14500/ 14650/ 16340*/17670/ 18350*/ 18500/ 18650/ 18700/ 22650/ 25500/ 26500/ 26650 3.6V/3.7V Li-ion batteries.
Charging qualifications and structures
Operation Temperature: 0~40℃
Storage Tempertature: 0~70℃
Input AC: 12V DC/2.0A
0.5A CC Current: 500m A±5%
1A CC Current: 1000m A±5%
2A CC Current: 2000m A±5%
Cut-Off Voltage: 4.2±0.05V
0.5A gear Cut-off Current/TC Current: ≤100m A
1A gear Cut-off Current/TC Current: ≤150m A
2A gear Cut-off Current/TC Current: ≤220m A
Standby Current: ≤30m A
Auto Recharging Threshold Value Voltage: 3.9±0.15V
*Includes 12V Car adapter
*Includes 12V Wall adapter
*16340 or 18350 batteries require 1 ALUM. spacers (sold separately) per channel.
Xtar SP2 Intelligent Charger
$34.65
And the SP2 info from RTD.
1. SP2 is the follow-up product of the successful WP2II, and is no doubt one of the best 3.7V Li-ion charger in the market today.
2. SP2 is a professional automatic charger with high charging current, which is designed to charge 14500/14650/16340(requires 15mm spacer)/17670/18350(requires 15mm spacer)/18500/18650/18700/22650/25500/26650 3.6/3.7V Li-ion battery.
3. It designed with under-voltage lock out and algorithm (TC-CC-CV) charging method which can monitor the battery status in real time.
4. The charger adopts PWM technology, to supply the charging management system charging power.
5. SP2 is designed with 0.5A, 1A, 2A optional charging constant current so that batteries with different capacities can achieve the best charging condition.
1. SP2 is the follow-up product of the successful WP2II, and is no doubt one of the best 3.7V Li-ion charger in the market today.
2. SP2 is a professional automatic charger with high charging current, which is designed to charge 14500/14650/16340(requires 15mm spacer)/17670/18350(requires 15mm spacer)/18500/18650/18700/22650/25500/26650 3.6/3.7V Li-ion battery.
3. It designed with under-voltage lock out and algorithm (TC-CC-CV) charging method which can monitor the battery status in real time.
4. The charger adopts PWM technology, to supply the charging management system charging power.
5. SP2 is designed with 0.5A, 1A, 2A optional charging constant current so that batteries with different capacities can achieve the best charging condition.
If you planning using bigger batteries than 18650, buy the SP2.
If not the WP2 is much cheaper
got USB to charge other things like cellphones with batteries
and at least you can buy almost 2 of them.
If not the WP2 is much cheaper
got USB to charge other things like cellphones with batteries
and at least you can buy almost 2 of them.
Thank you. Bamrz. That's a cheaper price for the WP2 than from Super T, but the 2 channel charger I'm thinking of ordering is the SP2 which is a newer version of the WP2, if I read it all right..........LOL
Hi everyone, as of lately, I've been starting from current post going backward to catch up....and I can tell you that on days like today...it's CONFUSING! LOL
Good to see all of you, BTW!
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Good to see all of you, BTW!
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I bought the PILA before the XTARs were readily available.
I went with the 2 bay Xtar because I don't really need to charge 6 batts at once. I just wanted something to handle 18350s without having to mess with spacers every time I went to charge them.
The difference between the Xtar and the Pila isn't so nearly as pronounced as the difference between those two and all the Trustfire and Ultrafire chargers. The Pila and the Xtar are intelligent chargers that constantly monitor the battery and use a charging algorithm. Those other chargers don't vary the charge. That's why I think either the Pila or the Xtar will be fine for you.
observation 3 (or is that 2? or 4?)
Battery life on Mini:
Today I've stamped the time for a fresh 18350 put into my APV. It was installed at 8:45 am at the start my work day. Smoking at my normal pace (and mind you I was a pack a day smoker), I can say that vape production and performance have not diminished much as of 3:45pm. That is a pretty solid 7 hours of vaping.
Very good battery life for a 700mah battery in a mechanical APV.
ps. I'm still vaping away on the same battery as I type this.
Battery life on Mini:
Today I've stamped the time for a fresh 18350 put into my APV. It was installed at 8:45 am at the start my work day. Smoking at my normal pace (and mind you I was a pack a day smoker), I can say that vape production and performance have not diminished much as of 3:45pm. That is a pretty solid 7 hours of vaping.
Very good battery life for a 700mah battery in a mechanical APV.
ps. I'm still vaping away on the same battery as I type this.
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