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Old Mar 26, 2008, 12:43 PM   #1
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10S 10A 300W charger/discharger ( iCharger 1010B+) --206B, 208B release!

I’d like to recommend you a newly produced Charger iCharger 206B,206B is a Synchronous Balance charger/discharger with a wide input voltage range for NIMH/NICD, Lilo/LiPo/LiFe (built-in Lithium battery balancing function) and Lead Acid (Pb) battery packs.

Synchronous buck-boost DC/DC converter technology---an advanced charging technology, we are the first manufacturer to use the technology to design balance charger--- assure up to 93% power transfer efficiency. Not only save the power but also make the charger size very smart, easy to use and convenient to take.

The following lists are their main specifications:
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                                208B               1010B+               106B+                          
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Input voltage range         4.5 – 32.0VDC     10.0 – 18.0VDC     10.0 – 18.0VDC     
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Charge current range        0.05 – 20.0A       0.05 – 10.0A       0.05 – 10.0A                 
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Discharge current range     0.05 – 20.0A       0.05 – 7.0A        0.05 – 7.0A        
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Maximum charge              350W@input         300W@input            250W@input         
power capacity               voltage            voltage               voltage                      
                             >18V              >13.5V                >13.5V             
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Maximum discharge             30W               30W                   20W                     
power capacity
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Maximum extern
discharge power             600W@30V/20A       280W@40V/7A        170W@25V/7A    
capacity
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Current drain                  <350mA            <300mA              <300mA
for balancing
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Balance accuracy               <10mV              <10mV              <10mV
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Lithium(LiPo/LiIo/LiFe)
battery cell count              1—8              1—10               1—6                                 
(series)
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NiCd/NiMH battery               1—25             1—25               1—17                   
cell count (series)
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Pb battery 
cell count                     1—18               1—18              1—12                     
(series)                      (2—36v)           (2—36v)            (2—24v)                 
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Log Files storage        16Mbit (36 hours)              do not support    
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Battery setup
Memories  (sets)                                    10               
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Intelligent                                  
temperature control                                 Yes
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PC Connect                                        USB port                                
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Dimensions                   143*97*26           143*97*26            134*83*25                   
(L*W*D)(mm)
You can find detail information and their related products in the website http://www.jun-si.com/Enproducts.asp and download 1010B &106B's user's manual in the website http://www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/iCharger-english.pdf
106B+'s manual http://www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/iC106B+_en.pdf and CD-ROM here: www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/106B+_CD-ROM.rar
1010B+'s manual http://www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/iC1010B+_en.pdf and CD-ROM : www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/1010B+_CD-ROM.rar
208B's manual http://www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/iC208B_en.pdf and CD-ROM: www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/208B_CD-ROM.rar
206B's manual http://www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/iC206B_en.pdf

You can download 1010B &106B's upgrading software in the following website:
iCharger upgrader: http://www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/upgrader.rar
iCharger 1010B's upgrading software:
http://www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/iC1010B_V311c.bin.
iCharger 1010B+'s upgrading software:
http://www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/iC1010B+_V311c.bin.
iCharger 106B's upgrading software:
http://www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/iC106B_V311c.bin
iCharger 106B+'s upgrading software:
http://www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/iC106B+_V311c.bin
iCharger 208B's upgrading software:
http://www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/iC208B_V311c.bin
and update notes:
http://www.hillrc.com/UploadFiles/Re...s-iCharger.txt
and download its upgrading instruction in the attachment of the PDF.file of update information.
The iCharger 1010B+ & 106B+ support the "Open Format" data of the "logview" software and can display, plot and analyze the charge and discharge data by it. (See detail information about logview in the following website: http://www.logview.info)

iCharger User Calibration steps is attached, pls check it when it is useful for you.

Connection Sequence

According to our engineer, the main charging port and the balance port has reversed polarity protection respectively.

If the balancing connector has correct polarity, and then connect the main charging port, there is no problem; but if balancing connector has reversed polarity, and then connect the main charging port, it will burn.

Recommended connecting way:

1. Connect iCharger's input power supply, and turn on it.
2. Connect Li batteries' balance port
3. Connect the main charging port's positive pole to cells' positive pole, and then connect negative pole to cells' negative pole (this will avoid striking fire while connecting Li cells).
4. Start charging and discharging...
5. After finishing charging and discharging, pls disconnect the cell and charger, and then turn off the charger's power supply.


Gratitude to Julez and Kgfly for their hard working on upgrading instruction.
Upgrading steps posted by Julez!http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...postcount=1187
See upgrading instruction(iC106B_1010B_Upgrade_Guide[1].v1_4.pdf) by Kgfly!

iCharger Expanded Discharge tool--Spreadsheet posted by Trug, see the Attachment below.
And here is Trug's blog: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=737144
Another table posted by Kgfly to help with designing simple resistor arrays for (nearly) optimal discharge rates, you can play with the resistor power rating to find the best fit. See details in Attachment.

if you have any questions,please contact with szjunsi@163.com directly.
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Old Mar 26, 2008, 02:02 PM   #2
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Looks like it limits LIPO up to 1C although it certainly appears to have the power to charge many packs at a much higher rate.
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Old Mar 26, 2008, 04:52 PM   #4
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if its 200W max does it really charge 10S at 10amp?
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Looks like it limits LIPO up to 1C although it certainly appears to have the power to charge many packs at a much higher rate.
Charger 1010B can charger maximum 10 series LIPO at a time,1C limit is just for LIPO battery, according to LIPO battery’s manufacturer standard, usually LIPO’s current are limited within 1C. Questions are welcome!
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if its 200W max does it really charge 10S at 10amp?
The charge current is different with the charge voltage, for example, if you want to charge 10s LIPO batteries, LIPO’s maximum charge voltage is 4.2V/cell, in this condition, the charge current should be figured in this way, (amp=200W/(10*4.2V)) and its charge current is about 4.2amp, is it clear? Questions welcome!
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if its 200W max does it really charge 10S at 10amp?
The charge current is different with the charge voltage, for example, if you want to charge 10s LIPO batteries, LIPO’s maximum charge voltage is 4.2V/cell, in this condition, the charge current should be figured in this way, (amp=200W/(10*4.2V)) AND ITS CHARGE CURRENT IS ABOUT 4.2amp, is it clear? Questions welcome!
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Old Mar 27, 2008, 05:04 AM   #8
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How Much ?
hello hall woo,
First ,thank you for your interest in our products, now I want to give your the market price list in the attachments,the price is closely changeable with your order quantity, if you want to be our agent, we can give you special price, you can contact directly with szjunsi@163.com for detail information! We hope to discuss business with you at your earliest convenience.
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Old Mar 27, 2008, 05:52 AM   #9
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Looks and sounds like. I do like the white though.
http://www.chargery.com/index.asp.

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I actually like the specs on the iCharger106B shown in that document. Where and when can those be purchased?
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Looks and sounds like. I do like the white though.
http://www.chargery.com/index.asp.

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Thanks for your closely attention to our product iCharger 1010B,the website you give is one of our partners,we also expect more co-operation partners to join us,Thank you!

See detail information in the website:http://www.jun-si.com or http://www.hillrc.com
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I actually like the specs on the iCharger106B shown in that document. Where and when can those be purchased?
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...removed incorrect statement..

The pricing is pretty sharp if it is for single units (rather than a carton full) and the chargers can live up to their specifications. Of course there is shipping to consider. The 1010B is a head-to-head competitor on features and performance to the TP1010C+210V but integrated, smaller, lighter and about $100 cheaper.

My compliments on the graphic design, more eye-catching than the plain blue of the original Chargery units.

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Chargery is the OEM supplier (aka partner) to Jun-Si.

The pricing is pretty sharp if it is for single units (rather than a carton full) and the chargers can live up to their specifications. Of course there is shipping to consider. The 1010B is a head-to-head competitor on features and performance to the TP1010C+210V but integrated, smaller, lighter and about $100 cheaper.

My compliments on the graphic design, more eye-catching than the plain blue of the original Chargery units.
Here we don’t want to talk any Commercial Confidential Information with you ,but we can ensure you that we have the right to design, modify, and produce the original 1010B and 106B.
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What accessories come with the charger for $180 ? Input leads, output leads, balance port adapters, temperature probe, PC interface and software etc ?
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