Tenergy Universal RC Battery Charger for NiMH/NiCd 6V-12V Battery Packs, Fast Charger for RC Car, Airsoft Batteries, Compatible with Standard Size Tamiya/Mini Tamiya/Alligator Clips Connectors 01025

There are two types of NiMH batteries 2VDC and 4VDC. bought this Tenergy Universal RC Battery Charger in order to use it to charge several 7V RC batteries. There are two types of NiMH batteries 2VDC and 4VDC. When the packs are fully charged, the charger fails to shut off, and it continues charging them at too high of a voltage, which causes the packs to swell enormously. There are six of these and I use the 1 Amp setting. Because I am charging with 8 Amp packs - I charged at a C/7 rate This is within the recommended charging range. When I experienced this first time with my first battery pack, I added a voltage-ohm meter to my other battery In addition to going into overdraft, I also saw that they were taking out loans I manually turned off the charging after I assessed the charge conditions. If either the nominal voltage of the pack is not detected properly or when the battery is fully charged, the system does not inform the user.
This may be because I am charging partially charged packs, but, still, if I am charging them, I would expect the battery to As a result, I will check to see if it is possible to recharge these packs by discharging them nearly to near depletion. If that turns out to be the case, I'll update my review and give it a higher rating.

Justice Bradley

| Oct 09, 2020

Don't buy the product as it doesn't shut off like they claim all safety for overcharging or overheating doesn't exist. Almost burned down my house before I put out my fire when I caught my battery on fire. I burned up a boat radio and an awning on my.

Alexis Crosby

| Jun 13, 2021

This has been a part of our household for about a year and a half, and we have not had any problems. For my son's airsoft rifle, I purchased a butterfly battery to charge it. The fact that there is a temperature sensor that shuts the charger off if the batteries start to overheat is very convenient. It's a good idea to read the whole article before using it. Having used one, I know somebody who has had a battery blow up on them. Although, the malfunction was not caused by a manufacturer defect, it was caused by By rigging it to try to charge something it wasn't designed to charge rather than returning it and getting the correct model, he ended up damaging it. As well as not using the sensor, he chose not to use the sensor. There was no fire in his house, which was fortunate for him.

Judson Noble

| Jul 16, 2021

It automatically detects the voltage and type of battery and changes its charging style accordingly. In this situation, the charger's light will turn green when the battery is at its maximum capacity. There you have Additionally, the following features are available You can choose whether the charger charges at 1 amp or 2 amps by using the button on the charger. The majority of the time, I do 1 amp because that's a little gentler on the batteries, but I can change it to 2 amps if I have to. The device has a little temperature probe that you can rubberband to this device The battery is connected by a band. As soon as the battery begins to heat up, it will shut off automatically.

Remy Kline

| Aug 03, 2020

I bought a 12V 2000mAh NiMH battery pack and this is the charger recommended for it. This charger can charge at a rate of two amps and automatically detects up to 12 volts in the pack. It is hard to find literature on this topic. As an example, it does not specify that the battery goes into trickle mode at full charge, but it seems to be the case as the pack cools to room temperature once the green light on the pack turns My application required leads to be soldered on one cable that had alligator clips. I snipped off and soldered the leads on. RC cars appear to be the subject of the second cable. require a NiMH charger for a variety of packs up to 1 or 2 amps, then this charger should be able to handle the task.

Emersyn Wood

| Feb 21, 2021

We used this to charge Spike the Dinosaur from Fisher Price. The original charger has been lost. As for the prongs, you have to work them a bit to get them in,
Some reviewers said that it could catch on fire since it is not "original," but I haven't had any trouble with this yet. As a precaution, I place it on a plate while charging, just in case we need to throw it outside. The charger isn't left unattended and neither is it left unused When the green indicator goes off, unplug the charging cable. During the first couple of attempts, the light went out after 15 minutes or so, and lasted no longer than 15 minutes for play. Then, once it lights up in green, I pull it out and plug it back in several times until the green light goes out again. It seems to work that way to get it more juice. However, it is rarely played for more than 30 minutes at a time. The big foot is seeking a charger for his friend. The plug has a different shape. You will need a square and some markers There are no triangles in this design so it doesn't.

Kaisley Larsen

| Aug 01, 2020

In common with several others, I discovered that any battery I charge on this device emits a ticking or clicking sound that does so every few My imagination does not allow for this to be a positive outcome. It's the first time I've heard a tick from a battery while As for the B6AC, I have tested them with them in place, and they are fine. Also, presumably unloaded voltage is 23 volts, but it is within specs I asked on Amazon about this, and I'm wondering if the answer will be "return it," which would be the best option. EDIT

It wasn't something I decided to keep. Tests conducted following the above resulted in the same ticking. Batteries of good quality will not be damaged by this.

Rory CHARLTON

| Aug 02, 2020

I decided to purchase a safe charger after blowing up several batteries and dropping to the ground for cover. Whenever I need to recharge my battery, I use this. For my radio controlled car I need two 12V batteries. This item comes with two optional cables that can be very useful for Airsoft users, as well as clip cables for external power supplies. These connectors are from Tamiya. As for my batteries, I used a tamiya to mini tamiya adaptor, and it worked well. My typical charging time for this battery is about an hour, plus the temperature cable gives me piece of mind in case the battery overheats. far, I have never encountered a problem at all and would recommend this highly.

Baylor Powers

| Jan 15, 2021