Discreet and unassuming this powerful little pocket-size 10 – 26V DC field charger will comfortably replenish 1 to 6S LiPo, LiHV, LiIon and LiFe packs along with 1 to 16 cell NiMH and NiCd packs, plus 2 to 20V Pb batteries. That really is an outstanding capability given its diminutive size and, what's more, the B6 Mini will do it using a charge power of up to 300W and a charge current of between 0.1 and an impressive 12A. Incredible when you consider that it's now eminently possible to charge your 6S EDF batteries, al fresco, in a very respectable time frame. Just think, that sort of convenience could even save you the cost of an expensive third flight battery! Featuring a now standard 2 line LCD and an input power of between 10 and 26V you'll already have realised that, depending on your needs, a raft of different LiPos can be employed to run it. Destined to make your life easier and your field kit lighter this little charger is a bit of kit that you'll wonder how you ever lived without.
GT Power B6 Mini 300W DC 12A Charger Key Features:
- Measures a compact 87.5 x 48.5 x 30mm.
- Memory mode function.
- LiPo fast charge and storage mode.
- 1 – 6S LiPo, LiHV, LiIon, LiFe.
- 1 – 16S NiMH, NiCd.
- 2 – 20V Pb.
- 10 – 26V DC input power.
- Output – 12A / 300W.
- Output (balanced) – 1.0A max.
- Discharge power – 5W.
What's in the Box:
- 1x B6 Mini multi-chemistry DC charger.
- 1x XT60 input cable (requires plug of your choice on the open end).
- 1x Comprehensive instruction manual.
GT Power B6 Mini 300W DC 12A Charger Tech Specs:
- Weight: 94.7g / 3.34oz
- Shipping Weight: 0.18kg / 0.40lbs
- Product Height: 30mm / 1.18in
- Product Width: 49mm / 1.91in
- Product Length: 88mm / 3.44in
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