1S LiPo LiHV Battery Charge Board Micro JST 1.25 and JST-PH 2.0 2-6S Input LiPo Battery Drone Charger for Blade Inductrix Tiny Whoop

A good, versatile charger. Excellent value.

Working well so far. My mini quad came with a charge that only did one battery at a time. So I started looking for something different.Pros:4.2 or 4.35 selections for each battery.Shows the voltage of each cell on the screen.600ma or 200ma charge rate selectionsXT-60 and bullet connection as inputWide range of input voltage 6v to 26vCons:Input voltage 6v minimum. (It would have been cool to be able to have a 5v to 26v range as input. Because then you could use USB as a power supply in a pinch.)All the Circuit board is exposed. So not good for people with children or pets.Overall it think it’s a great product and value.

Purchased one of these and tried to use it with a 6S 10,000mah pack as the source since it says it will support up to 26 volts, but as soon as I plugged it in it smoke checked the display and one of the voltage regulators. So I am removing one star due to it not working with 6S as advertised. But one 4S and 3S it works perfectly and the replacement that they sent to me has been working great for a few months now. Definitely recommended as long as you don't use it with 6S.

Failed to charge after 3 hours of charging a 450mah pack on the 600ma current setting. Never got past 4.18v on the 4.35v setting. The Inconsistent voltage readings on each channel concern me. Poor quality control. Returning and ordering a venom instead.

Comes with multiple dongles 4 but should come with 6 since that's how many ports there are, also I wish the where a couple more just connectors.i also think it should be cover because the power spices are all exposed, they could at least put a silicone over them. But over all great charger for small battery's, especially if you have kids rc cars.

The design is very basic and easy to use and I'd be very happy with it if it charged the batteries as it should. Unfortunately when charging 1S LiHV batteries on CH1, it wouldn't stop charging til 4.38-4.39V instead of the 4.35 cutoff. This is a potential serious problem that can damage the battery. On the other 5 channels, it would stop charging at 4.32 - 4.33 volts instead of 4.35. I contacted the supplier to see what could be done to resolve this issue and they said that they "...will improve the testing process in the next batch of goods...". I'm glad that they will fix this in future production runs but this doesn't help me at the moment. Due to this I've returned the defective unit (Thanks Amazon!) and ordered a similar charger from another supplier.

I looked everywhere for ages trying to find a simple power board that had split outports for JST2.0 mini-molex connectors, which many pinball modders use to power their mods for sale. I loathe to use alligator clips, so this fit the bill just perfectly! I can run six powered mods simultaneously off it, while running the board itself off a 15v6a regular old AC adapter. (It took a while to find the right one because theres almost no docs or spec I could find for it, but at least it finally works.) YMMV!

Seems to be smart for my 1s batts. Tidy, tiny, you do have to use a power supply if course. I use an old laptop PS i got an an estate sale for a $1.