EV-Peak E6 4-channel 1s Lipo/LiHV Charger Review

This is a review of a new EV-Peak E6 4-channel 1s LiPo charger with support for high voltage cells.
The product can be purchased here: goo.gl/HsSVno
RcGroups forum thread: goo.gl/omzFiM
Manufacturer's web site: www.ev-peak.com/e6.html
For anyone interested in a specific topic please skip to:
0.40 - Unboxing
1.16 - Closer Look at the Charger
2.47 - Supported Connectors
4.47 - Using the Charger
6.48 - LiHV
9.45 - Voltage Accuracy Test
11.02 - Max Power Output Test
15.29 - DC Input
16.54 - Final Thoughts
17.37 - Pros and Cons

[@nachomolina5453]

Hello, I do not have LIHV but I have identical lipo batteries from my WLtoys V911 helicopter that carries exactly that type of battery with the MCPX connector, 3.7v and 250mah. But watch out for the other types of drums. For example, the V-peak is unable to charge the JJRC H20, MJX X902 and Eachine E012 nanodrones without adapter cables. Why? For carrying the inverted polarity these drones with respect to the Inductrix, which is the polarity with which the V-peak comes standard. I received today the charger and nothing else to connect the battery of the JJRC H20 has started to pitar with inverted polarity error, and indeed ... they go with the connected cables just inside of the Inductrix. Alternatively, to charge these batteries the Chaarson magical core and magic box type D (once solved the problem of obsolete firmware) can charge the batteries of these drones, I do it without problems. And I do not know if Chaarson sells any more charger, the equivalent Skyrc does not support MCX connectors since the ones it carries are a bit larger (for batteries only existing in China :-p)