Are you planning to review the BQ-CC63 from Panasonic (link below)? I’m interested in this charger because I want to switch from primaries to rechargeables at a school.
That Lii-S6 looks different to its Lii-S1 and Lii-S2 li-ion trickle charge blunder brethren; it also continues with the “any polarity” slot policy which in my opinion is superfluous. They're asking some money for an S6, hope it doesn't uses trickle charge with li-ion cells.
Please review the Hohm SCHOOL 4A Charger with BLD System and IPR USB-C:
(Equipped with: BLD1 System: Battery Length Detection automates charge amplification & reduction on li-ion cells)
I was trying to find a review of the Xtar SC1 (the SC2 has been reviewed), but can’t seem to find it.
Just in case have time for a review. It’s a “li-ion only” charger that charges at only 2A, and supports 18650 size and higher (up to protected 21700). Was wondering if it’s an acceptably good charger.
2) Liitokala Lii-S6 (Li-Ion & NiMh charger)
Also checking if there’s a review of the Liitokala Lii-S6 (6-bay charger, no capacity test function). Wondering how well it is for charging Li-Ion & NiMh…
a) Lii-S8 (8-bay charger), specs indicate max 8x 1A or 4x 2A charging (+ 9v NiMh charging)
b) Lii-600 (4-bay analyzing charger), max 4x 3A charging, adjustable current with a low of 0.25A, and now restores resistance reading (the ‘updated’ Lii-500S didn’t have the ‘mR’ resistance reading of the earlier Lii-500 Engr [although the Lii-500 Engr’s mR reading is very inconsistent and nearly worthless; I hope they can get it right on the Lii-600] ; plus also restored the lower charge current [the Lii-500 Engr has a minimum charge current of 0.3A, but the Lii-500S only has a low of 0.5A; so it’s good to see the Lii-600 add in the low charge current of 0.25A]. The Discharge current is now ‘upgraded’ up to 0.75A discharge current, which hopefully will test larger-capacity batteries like high-capacity 21700/26650 faster…