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    methods LVC/HVC/Parallel -> documentation thread

    I've got the HVC alu breaker and I can see in the documentation it is rated at 70A cont, and that it would then become about 65C. In light of these new information about the direction of current through the HVC breaker, I was wondering if the same temp rise applies in both charge and discharge...
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    Mean Well bulk charger setup

    Excellent Niel! Thank you so much!
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    Mean Well bulk charger setup

    I am setting up a bulk charging setup with two Mean Well NES-350-36 and fetchers limiter board. I'm going to charge a 2P18S pack to 74 volts. I will set up the power supplies in series according to fetchers post on the limiter board in addition to a volt/watt/ampere meter. For added safety I...
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    Powernet ADC7520 as LiPo charger

    Ok, thanks for the info, miuan. I will scrap the idea.
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    Powernet ADC7520 as LiPo charger

    I've gotten hold of a Powernet ADC7520 http://www.powernet.fi/products/pdf/spec7520.pdf, and I was wondering if it could be used to charge my 18s3p 15Ah Zippy pack. How would I need to modify it, in case? I would really appreciate input on this. Thanks!
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    LiPo bulk charging with LiFe charger

    Aha, good to know. Thanks! So, are there any recommendations for a LiPo bulk charger with shutoff for 18s that does not cost an arm or a leg?
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    LiPo bulk charging with LiFe charger

    Why do I need a latching shutoff when I have HVC cutoff? It should be sufficient that the charger reduces current when voltage is reached, or? 3 replies to my post, is the experience really this limited around bulk charging of lipos? The wiki tells very little also.
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    LiPo bulk charging with LiFe charger

    I have searched the forum and I haven't got the answers I'm looking for. Since this is a LiPo question, I want to be sure, as I would like my house not to burn down :roll: My battery is a 18s3p zippy 15Ah pack. I'm going to use Methods LVC/HVC boards with the HVC cutoff breaker, and now I am...
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