[M4D deal ALIVE] ADEASKA VC4 PLUS 3A Fast Charger

M4D_M4X · 2019-04-03T09:39:59.000Z

groupbuy: ADEASKA VC4 PLUS 3A Fast Charger

Hello my dear friends!

Today i present a new banggood groupbuy:
(links in the pictures and text take you to the shop)

ADEASKA VC4 PLUS only US$ 30.99 (39.99)

3A Fast Charging – LCD Screen – USB output

use my Code: MAVC4 in the cart to get the discount!
(works for ~30 days or when all units are sold)

M4D_M4X · 2019-04-03T09:40:06.000Z

reserved

ichoderso · 2019-04-04T06:35:19.000Z

what is the max lenghts for battery?? some protect 21700 are up to 75mm….

firedome · 2019-04-04T07:04:04.000Z

Any good review for this?

Lexel · 2019-04-04T10:04:07.000Z

ichoderso:

what is the max lenghts for battery?? some protect 21700 are up to 75mm….

looking on 18650 in pictures there is about 80mm total length

also 2/3A for NiMh charging?

Satan · 2019-04-04T09:55:04.000Z

Can it discharge to measure capacity ?

msillano · 2020-01-08T19:01:56.000Z

No battery discharge function
.
But you can build a good battery discharger: see here

https://github.com/msillano/e3DHW-PMS/blob/master/applications/Battery%20discharger_en.pdf

The project is for NiMH batteries, but it is easy to change code for any battery.

Best regards.

msillano · 2020-01-08T19:04:20.000Z

NiMH limited only to 0.5 A

Max length measured on my charger: 7.5 mm.

Best regards
m.s.

msillano · 2020-01-08T18:41:46.000Z

For a good review see:

ZeroAir Reviews – 6 Aug 19

Adeaska VC4 Plus Charger Review - ZeroAir Reviews

The Adeaska VC4 Plus is a four-bay charger that charges at 3 amps and also sports a USB output! Read on for thoughts and testing.

Est. reading time: 9 minutes

Best regards.

seldor · 2021-05-20T08:39:54.000Z

I used to buy those chargers often for my friends as a good and cheap charger.
However on the latest batch I received, I noticed that it started to charge with an extremely high voltage. With all 4 units, it goes up to 4.30V on most slots while charging, even often triggering the protection of my batteries, leading to an over-full battery (it has 4.27V after finishing) in a slot with ‘Null’ display (because of tripped overvoltage protection) and the charger applies a constant 5V to that battery because it seems to constantly want to revive the battery….
Anyone else seeing this behavior?? Won’t be buying them anymore I fear