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The IMAX B6AC is hands down the most popular charger on the market. One look at the features and the price and you'll know why! It is an AC/DC charger meaning you can power it by plugging it into a standard wall outlet using the supplied power cord, or you can power it with a battery using the supplied power leads. The IMAX B6AC is a proven charger that is able to charge, balance and discharge Lion, LiPo, LiFe (A123), NiCd and NiMH batteries.
FEATURES:
- AC 100/240V or 12VDC input
- Can monitor battery pack temperature with optional lead (not included)
- Microprocessor controlled Delta-peak sensitivity
- Individual cell balancing
- Li-ion, LiPo, LiFe, Ni-Cd and NiMH capable
- Fully selectable charge currents
- Storage function, allows safe storage of batteries
- Time limit function
- Input voltage monitoring (protects car batteries at the field)
- Data storage (Store up to 5 packs in memory)
- Battery break in and cycling.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Operating Voltage Range: DC 11.0-18.0V
- AC input: 100V~240V
- Max Charge Power 50W
- Max Discharge Power 5W Charge
- Current Range: 0.1-5.0A
- Discharge Current Range: 0.1-1.0A
- Current Drain for Balancing LiPo: 300mAh/cell Battery
- Cell Count: 1-15 cell NiCd/NIMH,1-6S Li-Ion/LiPo/Li-Fe, Pb battery voltage 2-20V
- Weight: 19oz (540g) net
- Dimensions: 5.7 x 5.2 x 1.4" (145 x 133 x 35mm)
INCLUDES:
- IMAX B6AC Battery Charger with AC and DC Power Cords
- Output Lead with Male Deans Connector
- Deans Female to JST Female Lead
- Deans Female to Universal Receiver Lead
- Deans Female to Glow Charger Lead
- Deans Female to Alligator Clip Leads
- Instruction Manual
NOTE: These are clone chargers, NOT SkyRC brand.
Reviews
Customer Reviews (2)
- CHARGER BREAKDOWN Review by STLNLST
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Price Value Quality - IMAX Battery ChargerReview by Perry
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Quality Value Price
Very Good Quality. Good Price. (Posted on 4/10/2015)
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When charging a 6500maH 2s battery at 5A. How long to charge? I need to set the safety timer, and I don’t know the correct time.
A:
Don't worry about the timer on the charger, it will slow down and stop when the battery is charged. You can set the safety to 120 minutes if you desire, but the timer is not necessary for regular charging.
RCJuice answered on February 15, 2019