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KHR-2HV Charger?

Post by RedFoxDude » Tue Aug 24, 2010 1:32 am

Post by RedFoxDude
Tue Aug 24, 2010 1:32 am

Hey there,

My parents misplaced the charger that came with my KHR-2HV.

Can anyone point me to a replacement or alternative?

Thanks!
Hey there,

My parents misplaced the charger that came with my KHR-2HV.

Can anyone point me to a replacement or alternative?

Thanks!
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Post by i-Bot » Tue Aug 24, 2010 10:17 am

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Tue Aug 24, 2010 10:17 am

Wow, you must be upset ! I can see your reaction is the same as mine would be, and you now want to replace or find alternative parents. However this does have hidden costs and risks, so maybe best to forgive them (Again!).

I think the original charger was only 110V or 12 V input, so there should be lots sitting unused in 220/240V countries. If not, do what folks in these countries did and just get a local 10.8V NiMh charger.

Or, play the guilt trick on the graciously forgiven parents and get a LiPo upgrade !
Wow, you must be upset ! I can see your reaction is the same as mine would be, and you now want to replace or find alternative parents. However this does have hidden costs and risks, so maybe best to forgive them (Again!).

I think the original charger was only 110V or 12 V input, so there should be lots sitting unused in 220/240V countries. If not, do what folks in these countries did and just get a local 10.8V NiMh charger.

Or, play the guilt trick on the graciously forgiven parents and get a LiPo upgrade !
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Post by plingboot » Tue Aug 24, 2010 11:06 am

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Tue Aug 24, 2010 11:06 am

I use a pro-peak prodigy charger with a regulated power supply to charge my pack - this is a flexible solution as the charger will do all my various packs - NiMh, Lipoly, Li-on, Nicad, Pb.

I changed the connections on my pack and 1HV to 4mm gold bullet connectors too.

The pack on my 1HV doesn't hold much of a charge now so i've been hooking him up to a desktop power supply too.
I use a pro-peak prodigy charger with a regulated power supply to charge my pack - this is a flexible solution as the charger will do all my various packs - NiMh, Lipoly, Li-on, Nicad, Pb.

I changed the connections on my pack and 1HV to 4mm gold bullet connectors too.

The pack on my 1HV doesn't hold much of a charge now so i've been hooking him up to a desktop power supply too.
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