Introducing the NEW NITECORE Intellicharger i4 - Advanced Smart Charger Capable of Charging FOUR Batteries at Once with Independent Monitoring
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I don't think that charger will fulfill my needs actually...
I'm wanting something around 1000w or so...
Of course... I may not be thinking about my APV's either...
I'm wanting something around 1000w or so...
Of course... I may not be thinking about my APV's either...
I don't think that charger will fulfill my needs actually...
I'm wanting something around 1000w or so...
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Of course... I may not be thinking about my APV's either...
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OMGAWD I WANT ONE OF THOSE PLANES !!!!! 
If anyone is actually interested in one of those planes... PM me and I'll pass on a link and some other info about the rest of the stuff you'd need ( which is a lot more than just the plane )... Currently where I got it from has them for about 50% off because they are trying to move to another warehouse...
hey rd id waste some time looking at that
link please
been a long time since i had the time to play with those. all i have to fly these days is a little mcx2 heli that needs some repair and i havent had time to work on it since last year lol
link please
been a long time since i had the time to play with those. all i have to fly these days is a little mcx2 heli that needs some repair and i havent had time to work on it since last year lol
I read it is smart and picks the one the batt can use best...
It will automatically detect the status of the battery's voltage and choose the appropriate voltage and charge mode.
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I like simple!I read it is smart and picks the one the batt can use best...
It will automatically detect the status of the battery's voltage and choose the appropriate voltage and charge mode.
Sysmax NITECORE Intellicharger i4 - Charge 4 batteries At Once
$29.95
The Intellicharger i4 is a universal, automatic smart-charger compatible wih almost ALL types of rechargeable batteries thus eliminating the need to own several chargers. The i4 is able to automatically identify Li-ion, Ni-MH and Ni-Cd rechargeable batteries and apply an appropriate charging mode (Constant Charge Current (CC), Constant Charge Voltage (CV), and Trickle Charge). Each of the i4's four microcomputer-controlled charging slots is capable of monitoring and charging batteries independently. Additionally, yellow and blue power/charging status indicator lights can visibly indicate battery status and charging process.
The i4: The all-new highly advanced smart charger. It's as simple as insert, detect, and charge!
FEATURES:
- Capable of charging 4 batteries simultaneously. Each charging slot monitors and charges independently.
- Auto detects Li-Ion, Ni-MH and Ni-Cd rechargeable batteries.
- Three charging modes (CC, CV and Trickle Charge)
- It will automatically detect the status of the battery's voltage and choose the appropriate voltage and charge mode.
- 3 color LED displays charging progress for EACH battery.
- Automatically stops charging when complete.
- Reverse polarity protection
- Designed for optimal heat dissipation.
- Car power adapter supported but NOT included.
Batteries the Nitecore Intellicharger i4 Can Charge:
- Li-ion: 26650, 22650, 18650, 17670, 18490, 18500, 18350, 17500, 17335, 16340(RCR123), 14500, 10440
- Ni-MH/Ni-Cd: AA, AAA, C
- NO SPACERS NEEDED
- DO NOT try to charge LiFePO4 - Not Supported!
Does anyone know if this charger will revive overly charged batts? Or batts that need
to have the protection reset? Is that what the trickle charge does, or does that just
apply to the end of the charge?
to have the protection reset? Is that what the trickle charge does, or does that just
apply to the end of the charge?
When a protection circuit blows... it is gone sort of like a fuse.
If you've over charged batteries... that damages the batteries and the is nothing you can do about that. If you mean ( instead ) that you've charged batteries a bunch of times and now they don't recharge like a new one... that also means it is simply time to buy new ones. Better quality brands will allow more charge/discharge cycles than cheaply built ones. You can also help extend the life of a battery by not discharging them down to far... or charging them up to high.
If you've over charged batteries... that damages the batteries and the is nothing you can do about that. If you mean ( instead ) that you've charged batteries a bunch of times and now they don't recharge like a new one... that also means it is simply time to buy new ones. Better quality brands will allow more charge/discharge cycles than cheaply built ones. You can also help extend the life of a battery by not discharging them down to far... or charging them up to high.
I guess Xtar doesn't know that yet. They say this about the VP1:
No offense to anyone, but I get tired of dealing with battery information. Everyone says something different.
Things either is or they ain't.
i think a lot of the battery pritection circuits can be reset buy recharging that battery. BUT i doubt the charger can undo dammage to the battery chemestry caused by over charging or over discharging. i think this is a prime example of poorly translated chinese
i would think that
It also features an activation function for overly discharged batteries and can recover the overly discharged batteries.
simply means it can reset the protection circuit when it is tripped by these conditions
i would think that
It also features an activation function for overly discharged batteries and can recover the overly discharged batteries.
simply means it can reset the protection circuit when it is tripped by these conditions
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