FangsCPO said:You do not need the power supply. I have been using that charger for well over two years and I have never had to use a power supply. I either plug it into the wall at home or I hook it to my car battery on road. That easy.
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havasuphoto said:But-if I can get around the flight time I want, not have to buy proprietary batteries(P2), and not have the flight restrictions in the firmware, I think this will get the job done.
havasuphoto said:so, when you update naza firmware it forces the flight restrictions on all naza aircraft? that sucks.
OI Photography said:Regarding that Hyperion charger:
"Note: This charger can be powered with a 12V DC power supply which increases the max output to 150W"
If you use a full 12V power supply instead of just plugging it in, you can get higher charging rates, you might be capped at 5-6A without that...though that's good enough for 1C on up to a 6000mAh batt.
Havasu, are you sure the one you're looking at is set up for 4S? If so, then you might be able to get better results from this single 8000mAh batt (only 737g!) vs using two of the 4400mAh batt's you mentioned: http://www.readymaderc.com/store/index. ... ts_id=1664
OI Photography said:Regarding that Hyperion charger:
"Note: This charger can be powered with a 12V DC power supply which increases the max output to 150W"
If you use a full 12V power supply instead of just plugging it in, you can get higher charging rates, you might be capped at 5-6A without that...though that's good enough for 1C on up to a 6000mAh batt.
Havasu, are you sure the one you're looking at is set up for 4S? If so, then you might be able to get better results from this single 8000mAh batt (only 737g!) vs using two of the 4400mAh batt's you mentioned: http://www.readymaderc.com/store/index. ... ts_id=1664
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