HOTA D6 Pro Lipo Charger AC200W DC650W 15A for LiHv Nicd NiMH Lipo Battery with Balance Phone Wireless Charging RC Car Drone Parts

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Accuracy is OK (or at least very close to the ichargers), which is critical for RC Cars as we tend to overcharge on purpose to squeeze the last bit of voltage from those lipos sometimes. Looks like better wattage than the D6 pro, anyone here got it and can tell me actual charging rates they are getting?

But for the S6, you need to use a powerful enough PSU to get the most out of it and justify spending the extra money, as AC can already do 400W, e. Here is steps: Long press the right wheel button for 2 seconds to enter the system settings, turn to "Language", select to change the language.It comes with the following accessories in the box: AC power cable, USB-C cable for firmware update, and a manual. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). overheating protection, time-exceeding protection, capacity protection, inputreverse protection, output protection, short circuit protection, output current protection, over output voltage protection, overcharge protection.

The HOTA D6 Pro supports 2 channels of 235W charging and features a highly optimized charging algorithm with efficiency up to 94%. The S6 has a darker matte finish, it has two outputs just like the D6 Pro, both can be powered from AC and DC, and the specs are fairly similar too. So in theory the max amp for a single channel in AC can be higher than DC, however due to the charge current limit, 15A is the highest you can set.But even for me, 200W from AC is more than enough :) 200W can finish charging 8x 4S 1500mAh LiPo at the same time in under one hour. We welcome all Arrma RC enthusiasts, both new and old, racers and bashers that share a common goal - a willingness to help and learn.

It's easy to configure with a clear color LCD and Speed Shuttle Key interface and has the added bonus of a 5V USB port AND Wireless charging on the top panel.The S6 is indeed more powerful when powered from AC, but whether or not it’s a better choice still depends. not sure if you have looked at that one or even considered it with your budget but its a beast of a charger. I’m charging a lot of cycles of 2s and 3s LiPos, atm, due to flying a tinywhoop around the house…so 2 of these is a welcome addition to my greedy little house quad.