Charges 2.4v, 4.8v, 6v, 7.2v, 8.4v, or 12v batteries (selectable).
The IC-14V-HC1A is a Value-Priced desktop Smart-Charging & Discharging system for your Ni-Cd and Ni-MH battery packs. Has 2 charging rates: 300mA & 600mA (selectable)
Charges 2.4v, 4.8v, 6v, 7.2v, 8.4v, or 12v batteries (selectable).
Has DISCHARGE feature (selectable) for conditioning battery packs.
Plugs into 110-120VAC wall outlet. Includes adapter connectors for TAMIYA, KYOSHO, and Alligator clips. Almost any other connector CAN be hooked up to the system via wire leads to the alligator clips.
Hitech Smart Battery Charger/ Discharger: Capable of charging both NiMH and NiCd batteries, this charger is extremely versatile. Featuring two turn-dial options, a user is able to charge batteries as low as 2.4v and as high as 12 volts! Just turn the left dial to reflect how many cells your battery has and turn the right dial up to 600 mAh and your ready for some awesome charging action! This charger also features a discharge function that allows a user to charge a NiCd battery without worrying about switching devices or developing a memory. Simply plug the battery in and a red light will appear. Push and hold down the discharge button located in the bottom middle of the charger for about 2 to 3 second and lift. An orange/ yellow light will appear, indicating that your battery has begun the discharge cycle. When the red light reappears, your battery has finished discharging and is automatically on the charge cycle. When a green light appears the charger will automatically stop charging thus preventing any dangerous mishaps associated with overcharging/ overheating. To prevent any confusion, this charger is not capable of charging or discharging Li-po or Li-ion batteries. Risk or damage or fire is associated with this action.
*Note: NiCd batteries must be discharged or completely drained before charging to prevent the battery from recrystallizing and developing a "memory". If your NiCd battery develops a memory you will notice that over time the battery will seem to hold less of a charge. Prevent this by taking a few extra minutes/ hours out of your day and discharge the battery first.