I really like my older iSDT chargers, however I'm wondering how the controls on this one operate; is it press up for Scroll Up, press down for Scroll Down and press in the middle for Enter?

I haven't yet been able to find a review on the iSDT Q6 Nano.

Also, can this discharge batteries too? Looking for another storage charger.

Answers. Who knows. No manual I could find for the nano. I ordered one, guess I'll find out.

Should be the same as other iSDT chargers which has a storage charge mode. Only issue I have with iSDT in this regard is the discharge rate is very slow and takes a long time to take down to storage level vs other chargers I have.

Originally Posted by Jason Cole

Should be the same as other iSDT chargers which has a storage charge mode. Only issue I have with iSDT in this regard is the discharge rate is very slow and takes a long time to take down to storage level vs other chargers I have.

It's very small, so that is probably why.

Yes, not much discharge capacity in these little chargers, but ISDT also has dedicated dischargers which are pretty nice and do the job quickly.

I have 4 ISDT chargers, 1AC, 3 DC, they are feature packed and passing the test of time, highly recommended.

The Horizon / Spektrum guys said Spektrum SMART batteries will work on iSDT / BattGO technology enabled chargers and battery checkers

So, with an Amass XT60I-F battery side to IC3 device side adapter

Spektrum SMART batteries will connect and work on iSDT BattGO enabled smart chargers and the BG-8S checker.

My testing results are posted in my blog page.

I had 2 ISDT Q6 Lite chargers that I liked very well for a little over a year, then both failed (one with smoke, one with flames) within a short period of time. I have no idea if the Nano is any more reliable, I will not be buying any more ISDT chargers.

Originally Posted by jfv61

I had 2 ISDT Q6 Lite chargers that I liked very well for a little over a year, then both failed (one with smoke, one with flames) within a short period of time. I have no idea if the Nano is any more reliable, I will not be buying any more ISDT chargers.

Good to know. Means I better be careful to monitor them when in use more than I have with my US design chargers I've had for years. It's so small the entire charger can probably fit in the lipo bag with the battery but then it would probably overheat so... . Maybe it's time I get back to using the cinder block "enclosure" method on the concrete floor where I charge.

Originally Posted by rpstar

Good to know. Means I better be careful to monitor them when in use more than I have with my US design chargers I've had for years. It's so small the entire charger can probably fit in the lipo bag with the battery but then it would probably overheat so... . Maybe it's time I get back to using the cinder block "enclosure" method on the concrete floor where I charge.

Fortunately I was staring right at it when it caught fire. I also had a HOTA D6 fail recently (no smoke, flame,etc), it was only 3 months old. These new small, powerful (plastic) chargers seem impressive but I'm now convinced the larger metal "old school" designs are more robust (not really surprising). My Hyperion Duo is well over 10 years old and still works pretty well.

Originally Posted by jfv61

Fortunately I was staring right at it when it caught fire. I also had a HOTA D6 fail recently (no smoke, flame,etc), it was only 3 months old. These new small, powerful (plastic) chargers seem impressive but I'm now convinced the larger metal "old school" designs are more robust (not really surprising). My Hyperion Duo is well over 10 years old and still works pretty well.

Yeah, got a hyperion duo also and it's rock solid. No storage charge ability though which is really my main interest with this one anyways so I can storage charge more than one lipo at a time.

Get a $5 smoke detector from Home Depot and put it near your charge setup when charging. A secondary piece of mind.

Originally Posted by MK

Get a $5 smoke detector from Home Depot and put it near your charge setup when charging. A secondary piece of mind.

Already got that. And a fire extinguisher.