Hi dear,
This is cabbi, we new developed a battery charger
Looking for someone professional can test it,and make a appropos evluation what the using feel
We'll free to send the sample for test
I'm looking forward to your kindest reply.
My skype is futlight.cabbi
Try contacting HKJ here. He is the resident guru on all testing like this.
http://budgetlightforum.com/messages/new/1091?destination=user/1091
It's new, with 4-channel. Compatible Li-ion / IMR / INR / ICR / LiFePO4 rechargeable battery
Support Li-ion(4.2V,4.35V), Ni-MH(3.6V), LiFePO4(1.48v) different battery charging the same time
If interested to make the test, Pls contact me, email miboxer@163.com
Hey mate you have the voltage and chemistries mixed up! Is the charger universal voltage? Does it use an AC-DC adapter or does it take a standard figure 8 cable? What are the charge currents?
Support Li-ion(4.2V,4.35V), Ni-MH(1.48v), LiFePO4 (3.6v)different battery charging the same time
Send one to HKJ, the best person there is for testing chargers.
Hi, thank you. Yes, i have give him a message. Hope hear from him soon
Hi, there are 4-channel, max 800mA
Input Voltage: AC90~260V 50/60Hz 0.4A(Max) DC12V 2A
Output Voltage:4.35V±0.1%/4.2V±0.1%/3.6V±0.1%/1.48V±0.1%
Compatiable battery: Li-ion / IMR / INR / ICR / LiFePO4
As there are 4-channel, each channel is individual control
Anything new to add on this charger?
Bill
There are some reviews out there. I have been using one a while getting ready to do a review. I really like it for what it is…… :+1:
More later………
Nice charger, well built.
Only downsides, IMO, is it is a little slow charging/discharging due to the 800ma max charge rate & 400ma max discharge rate (although still higher charge rates than some chargers) & capacity & ir testing is only available on 1 slot (slot 4).
Apart from that it is a very nice charger for the money.
If you are not in a rush it is perfectly fine & offers more features than say a Nitecore D4 for similar price.
If you scroll down this charger section you will see several reviews, mine included.
EDIT: Forgot to mention that the charger does continue to trickle charge Li-ions after the charge is complete & the display says FULL.
If you remove the cells within a reasonable time of the charge completing (say a few hours) this won”t cause any issues but if you leave the cells in the charger for a long time after the charge is complete then this trickle charge will slowly wear away the cells life.
I found a a problem with it: Test/review of Charger Miboxer C4
As long as you remove batteries when the charger reports full it is fine.
Is that the fact that it continues to trickle charge Li-ions at a very low rate when charging has finished ?
If so then as you say as long as cells are removed within a reasonable time of the charger reporting full then it is fine but if you leave cells in the charger for days at a time the constant trickle will reduce their life.
Forgot to mention that in my post sorry.