How to use this charger with my LiIon batts??

Status
Not open for further replies.

Madcaprym

Super Member
ECF Veteran
Mar 21, 2011
353
50
Pittsburgh, PA. US
I know there has to be a way to charge my 18650 and 14500 batts with my triton eq charger?! Can someone show me a link to were I can either make or buy an adapter?! I dint want to just buy a specific charger if I already spent a lot of money on this charger that I use fir my lipo and NiMH batts! I fly large Rc helicopters and charge the lipos with this. The triton will charge every battery Li Ion, NiMH, lith polymer, NiCad. And all I do is enter the charge rate, mah and go! Thanks in advance! I know someone has done this!??
 

Attachments

  • ImageUploadedByTapatalk1313381025.856753.jpg
    ImageUploadedByTapatalk1313381025.856753.jpg
    14.4 KB · Views: 26

ericdjobs

Senior Member
ECF Veteran
Jun 19, 2011
249
56
39
Northern CA
That's a hobby charger... you can easily charge your batteries with it as long as it supports charging 4.2v batteries, which it looks like it does.

Here's a very good writeup/walkthrough.. What is a Hobby Charger

A really nice method, instead of making your own battery cradles, is just get some alligator clips (should've come with some, anyways) and some rare earth magnets... attach one magnet to each clip that's connected to the charger... then simply attach the ends via the magnets to the positive and negative ends of the batteries you want to charge.. then you simply tell the charger you want to charge Lithium batteries, then tell it current and how many etc

If you have an old/cheap charger, you could get it and just use the contacts to charge batteries with it... the old DSD charger was actually really popular for this.. Cool thing about that hobby charger is you can probably charge a TON of batteries at once in a series/parallel and you can supply the current needed to charge them FAST.. and you can have it balance them.... i've been debating on buying one and building fancy battery cradles :p haha.. you can score a turnigy accucel-6 at hobbyking for $23
 
Last edited:
Status
Not open for further replies.

Users who are viewing this thread