My New SKYRC NC2500 Pro Battery Charger And Comparison With My Other Chargers

[@DarkStormPhoenix]

Hello phil Been on vacation so not been watching much. Suoer glad to hear you had your vapecel replaced in the end, so funny i only friday just gone purchased the skyrc mc300 v2 charger. Must admit it has a lot of optikns but loving it so far as you said feel the quality is there indeed. My isdt c4evo and isdt n16 gave up the ghost. Lobing them ladda batteries though whats your thoughts lng term on them .?? Enlerloop work brilliant but xost is stupid now per pack but in certain devices they are a must. But so glad to see you posting and by all acoounts your sounding well and seem to have another toy ( charger ) to keep you busy for a while, i will attempt to read the mc300 manual weekend hopefully.

[@PhilUKNet]

Hi! As the kids get older, and also having a working wife, I'm just so busy all the time. I haven't done anything on KZbin for months, and I've been trying to catch up. The SkyRC MC3000 is a great charger, but too complex for me! I've been enjoying using the NC2500 Pro in the short space of time that I've had it. I think the Ladda batteries are great. Someone who watched one of my videos did some real-world testing using flashlights and concluded that they are just as good as Eneloops. They're generally cheaper, and where I am, there is a big problem with fake Eneloops. Laddas don't seem to have the same problem. Good luck with that manual! The video I watched showed all kinds of esoteric options, and I believe you can also program the charger. Thanks for your comment!

[@ea1070]

Should I get the Xtar VX4 or the Vapcell S4 plus? Thanks for the help.

[@PhilUKNet]

I don't know! At first, I didn't realise how many brands there are - a lot. I have no experience of Xtar, Nitecore, Opus, and many others. My experience with the Vapcell is that I had to get it replaced after a few months because two slots stopped working. It also seems slow compared to my other chargers. The repair I did with it took almost 100 hours. However, it can handle Li-Ion as well as Ni-CD and Ni-MH, and it can also do big batteries. All of the chargers have pros and cons, and it depends very much on your needs. Sorry I can't answer your question.

[@ea1070]

@@PhilUKNet thanks 😊

[@mussgaming8749]

Which one better? Skyrc nc2500 or powerex

[@PhilUKNet]

@mussgaming8749 Good question! I'm hesitant to say at the moment because I haven’t had the SkyRC very long, and I haven't had a chance to see if any problems show up. I'm therefore still uncertain about its long-term reliability. I've had the Powerex for a few years now, and it hasn't given me any problems at all. They're both good chargers. The advantages of the SkyRC are that it has 6 slots, and there are additional parameters to select when charging if you have in-depth knowledge of rechargeable batteries. A disadvantage is that the slots can't be programmed individually. The Powerex only has four slots, but each slot can be set to perform a different function if required. It's a close call, but provided there aren't any reliability issues with the SkyRC, I would the SkyRC is probably the better charger.

[@GenX_in_the_wild]

Wow 😮

[@PhilUKNet]

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