Prices from $36.99 to $51.30
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OddityRC | In Stock | $36.99 | |
OddityRC In Stock $36.99 | |||
Team BlackSheep | In Stock | $39.99 | |
Team BlackSheep In Stock $39.99 | |||
Progressive RC | In Stock | $39.99 | |
Progressive RC In Stock $39.99 | |||
Unmanned Tech Shop | In Stock | £32.39 $43.55 | |
Unmanned Tech Shop In Stock $43.55£32.39 | |||
RCTech | In Stock | €39.90 $45.60 | |
RCTech In Stock $45.60€39.90 | |||
Rotorama | In Stock | €44.89 $51.30 | |
Rotorama In Stock $51.30€44.89 | |||
Race Day Quads | Out of Stock | ||
Race Day Quads Out of Stock | |||
Wrekd | Out of Stock | ||
Wrekd Out of Stock | |||
Brickracing FPV | Out of Stock | ||
Brickracing FPV Out of Stock | |||
Phaser FPV | Out of Stock | ||
Phaser FPV Out of Stock |
This is a great little charger!
it charges quickly and very balanced, it's not too loud at all and doesn't seem to get hot
it feels super well built and premium, especially for the price
it even functions as a voltmeter and cell health checker
I used to have a SkyRC Q200, but it eventually died. I also had the SkyRC B6 neo and honestly, it’s still one of my favorite chargers. It’s small, light, inexpensive, and even has a USB-C input. I don’t need to charge super fast or multiple batteries at once, so it checks all the boxes for me.
For anyone just getting into FPV, I’d argue the B6 neo is one of the best (if not the best) chargers to start with:
* Good quality & reliable
* Simple interface & easy to use
* Very affordable
The only downside: if you unplug the input power but leave the balance cable connected, it will drain the battery completely (RIP my poor Tattu R-Line 4S 150C).
I made the mistake of purchasing a couple different large chargers before finally landing on this awesome, little charger. It can provide more power, faster, and all through an easy to read screen and intuitive controls.
There are a couple other neat features like the capability to power your goggles (with the correct adapter), quick battery checker in the field, and option to discharge a battery for safe disposal.
Also come in fun colors, like Nintendo red & blue. Why spend more on less capable chargers?
This tiny device makes charging and checking batteries a breeze. Charging is a matter of picking the battery and current then click start. Cell count is guessed based on battery type and voltage reading but you can select it, and you can also change a few other parameters if needed like target voltage. For a complete beginner, this charger makes things so easy.
its only con is its output if you use bigger packs and its lack of multiple output ports ensures you will need a separate board.