[NSRCA-discussion] [SPAM] Re: Battery charger needed

[Eddie Batchelor]

>However, it has an internal "switch" that will disconnect 
>the charger from the battery if things go wrong - a very desirable
feature.>
Thanks Earl. I couldn't decide how far to go with my description of the best
balancer available todate, IMHO  <G>
I started out with a pair of used Astro 109's and used Flight Power
batteries. Because of that introduction to Flight Power I purchased the
v-balancer since a pair of them was the same price as 1 of the TP210's .
After getting them and using them I've not regretted it. I was told they
might not "control" the Astro because of how it pulsecharges but it does.
Hook everything up and nothing begins until you push the LINK button on the
balancer.
Eddie

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[mailto:nsrca-discussion-bounces at lists.f3a.us] On Behalf Of Earl Haury
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Subject: Re: [NSRCA-discussion] [SPAM] Re: Battery charger needed

The FlightPower V-Balancer has the advantage of not being charger specific 
as Eddie states. However, it has an internal "switch" that will disconnect 
the charger from the battery if things go wrong - a very desirable feature. 
Also - a pair can be connected to handle 10S and 12S packs.

Earl
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