They were imported from China, I had someone help me buy them there locally. They are higher grade than most neodymium magnets offered on the market. These I believe are N52 or something around that, and have about a 4lb pulling strength per magnet. I selected these because strong magnets are needed when cells have a non-magnetic negative (-) PCB plate (like on Redilast cells). If you are charging cells with steel on both ends, you can get away with much weaker magnets.
Can you modify this a bit so that I can charge NiMh AA cells also.
Any plans to offer LiFePO4 version?
I tried it today to charge the Li-Ion in my scanner. It worked great.
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Ha,ha. Your right. That computer part isn’t even hooked up. This plant is 28acres big. Whenever they replace computers, they set the old ones on the nearest surface where they collect dust for years. It seems no one is in charge of discarding the old units, and no one wants to take responsibility.
You might could make some money off recycling those old ’puters mate.
This charger looks nice, but I already have a cottonpickers with 4 switchable levels for my 10180s. If a multilevel version comes out I would consider it.