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#1
November 5th 18, 02:02 PM
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LiFePO4 chargers
You should take a look at the CTEK Lithium US charger.
Fully automatic. Performs battery testing. Can leave on float. 
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November 5th 18, 11:46 PM
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LiFePO4 chargers
+1 on the CTEK LiFePO4 charger. Not cheap, but it has several charging stages that really do stuff the battery full of charge - and much cheaper than buying new LiFePO4s.
The first few times I charged up my K2s (previously charged with a Fuyuang 14.6 Li-ion) it took some hours to step through the charging stages. The manual explains the charging stages. I ran one battery over three extended flights and the voltage stayed up. The Air Glide S shows the voltage dropping 0.1 or 0.2 V; then coming back up a number of times. The BMS is on top of the job.
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