H, I have just started playing with a charger titled “Allmaybe TC2”. It seems a worthwhile successor to my excellent Xtar VC2. It does Li and Nimh and has a useful test function that charges, reads discharge maH, and recharges. I would like to recommend it for your waiting list. Thanks.
40-45C, which means after some time, it does start to hurt if you touch them.
If they’re only hot for a short period of time, it should not be a problem.
+1 on this Vapcell S4 Plus charger (I’d think that Vapcell will be glad to send you one for testing since they’ve been sending you their batteries to test…), which looks like it has some promising specs:
- 4x 3A charging (similar to Miboxer C4-12 or SkyRC MC3000)
- discharge test at 1A (2 slots) or 0.5A (4 slots?)
=> this seems interesting since very few chargers can discharge at 1A
(SkyRC MC3000 of course can discharge 4x 1A or 1x 2A), but other chargers that discharge at 1A may be discontinued (eg. Miboxer C2-4000); and the Opus BT-C3100 can also discharge at 1A but have a problem of heating up and “pausing” the discharging, which results in incorrect/too high capacity readout.
- internal resistance (would like to know how precise it is); we understand that most chargers might not be too accurate in DC IR test, but a ‘relatively consistent’ IR reading result would be good enough for most people.