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Over at iSDT they have announced the mighty X16 Dual Port Battery Charger. The X16 sports up to 1100 watts X 2 of charging power, with a maximum cell count of 16S LiPo! Here are more highlights- * Support 2~16S LiFe, LiPo, LiHv, LiHv batteries * Maximum total output power of 2200 watts * Supports Bluetooth Connect Function and Mobile Operations * Charging current- [...]
Shipping now from iSDT is the micro sized PD60 battery charger. With an extra-small size and solid output, the PD60 is perfect for long days out on the trail, or for an afternoon of bashing down at your local park. Check out these features- * 60 watts total power * 5 to 20 volts DC input power * USB port for easy firmware [...]
The folks over at Horizon Hobby have announced that they are now distributing iSDT Battery Chargers. iSDT chargers are known for being high-tech, sporting an ultra-small footprint, as well as being quite affordable. These are the battery charger of choice for serious FPV racers and are bound to become more popular in the surface market. Dealers will be able to [...]
Have you been looking for a new charger? If so, have a look at the iSDT Q6+ Smart Charger. The Q6+ is a small pocket charger from iSDT and was designed for maximum performance in a small footprint. What kind of features does it have? * 2.4″ IPS display, 320 x 240 * Charges LiFe, LiPO, Li-Ion, LiHV, Pb, NiMH * 80 x [...]
While tiny in size (and price) the new iSDT SC608 packs a ton of features. First up is an extremely high quality 320×240 2.4″ display. The hi-brightness monitor is capable of up to 262,000 different colors and has up to a 178° visible angle. Next up is power. The SC608 can charge at up to 8 amps and has 6S [...]
New from the folks over at TheBuildRC is the iSDT SC620 Smart Charger. What sets the iSDT apart? Well, it has a seriously cool display among other things. The display on the SC620 is 2.4″ in size kicking out 262K different colors with enhanceed luminescence and contrast ratio. In other words, it isn’t the low-end display found on most units. [...]
