Re: Cargar 14500
Aquí el clon de DX, con buenas críticias, todo incluido y bien de precio:
http://dx.com/p/imax-b6-2-5-lcd-rc-lipo ... plug-35190
Aquí lo que dice una review... un buen resumen.
I started getting into Li-ion batteries for all my hobbies, so I needed a good Li-ion charger. The Dynam Supermate 4 which I bought earlier is good, but it's too limited - it only does 1-4 Li-ion cells, and current is fixed to 1 amp. This IMAX B6 is WAY more versatile. It does all the common chemstries - NiCD, NiMH, Li-ion, Li-poly, LiFePO4, and even lead acid. You can also adjust the charge voltage to a non-standard setting, for example charge to 4.1V instead of 4.2V so as to extend your cycle life. In addition to charge and discharge functions, it also does cycling for Ni-XX (Ni-xx benefit from cycling), and balance and storage for Li-xx. Storage is for when you want to partially discharge your Li-ion batteries for the off-season, so they do not degrade in capacity as much while sitting around. You can program up to five settings in memory, so switching between batteries is fairly easy. This one comes with all the needed accessories, such as the AC power supply, and various plugs to connect to different connectors. There is also a temperature sensor for Ni-xx batteries. I haven't used it yet, but it's good to have as a safety backup for charging Ni-xx cells. This is one of the more expensive items I've bought on DX, so I was a bit worried that it wouldn't work well based on some of the user complaints in the discussions. However, all my fears were unfounded. It is charging all channels to 4.2V +-10mV. The display is working perfectly. The AC adapter does get warm, but doesn't go into meltdown (however, I haven't really stressed it to the full 60W)
http://dx.com/p/imax-b6-2-5-lcd-rc-lipo ... plug-35190
Aquí lo que dice una review... un buen resumen.
I started getting into Li-ion batteries for all my hobbies, so I needed a good Li-ion charger. The Dynam Supermate 4 which I bought earlier is good, but it's too limited - it only does 1-4 Li-ion cells, and current is fixed to 1 amp. This IMAX B6 is WAY more versatile. It does all the common chemstries - NiCD, NiMH, Li-ion, Li-poly, LiFePO4, and even lead acid. You can also adjust the charge voltage to a non-standard setting, for example charge to 4.1V instead of 4.2V so as to extend your cycle life. In addition to charge and discharge functions, it also does cycling for Ni-XX (Ni-xx benefit from cycling), and balance and storage for Li-xx. Storage is for when you want to partially discharge your Li-ion batteries for the off-season, so they do not degrade in capacity as much while sitting around. You can program up to five settings in memory, so switching between batteries is fairly easy. This one comes with all the needed accessories, such as the AC power supply, and various plugs to connect to different connectors. There is also a temperature sensor for Ni-xx batteries. I haven't used it yet, but it's good to have as a safety backup for charging Ni-xx cells. This is one of the more expensive items I've bought on DX, so I was a bit worried that it wouldn't work well based on some of the user complaints in the discussions. However, all my fears were unfounded. It is charging all channels to 4.2V +-10mV. The display is working perfectly. The AC adapter does get warm, but doesn't go into meltdown (however, I haven't really stressed it to the full 60W)
Entiendo que la idea es la misma en ambos textos y veo muchas similitudes con mi parábola del gasolinero.
