SpeedyBee 60W USB C Lipo Discharger - Fiddly But Handy & Cheap

[@IceFaceFPV]

I really dont like to see power waste, if it dont have to, awesome product Ian, I use all rechargeable for everthing. always have something to charge🤯

[@MCsCreations]

Fantastic review, Ian! Thanks! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

i discharge my lipo's with a diy solution which gives me a usb C PD 5-20v output 60w chargers. Simply put i charge my laptop at 60w to discharge my packs. For protection i use a lipo checker with the alarm set to 3.7v. Yes you could forget it and ruin a lipo but its a damn loud buzzer so if you are anywhere within 50' you will hear it. Whole thing costs about $20 and doubles as the perfect field charger for usb devices. Nice to see there's a commercial option now with virtually identical operation at the same price.

[@NaorFPV]

i think You are missing the balance cable adaptor

[@RCRitterFPV]

I was down on this product until I heard the price… some reason I thought it was going to be like $60… At less than 20, I Might get 2… Handy to have in the bag ..

[@MadRC]

Yea that’s its saviour in the end. It’s so cheaper it’s worth the quirks.

[@nrgfalt]

​@@MadRCtanks for thd vid have tested the matek 1.2vrx

[@Berlinoize]

I use my field battery with 250Wh as a buffer storage. The toolkitrc m6d can also recycle. This means I connect the charger to my field battery, which is not full. so use it as a voltage source. then the full batteries come to the charging ports. and my field battery is then charged using the “recycling function”! For me the best function is a field charger and recycling in one❤❤

[@mateuszjasek]

Best way to discharge is to take your quad and fuckin' rip it. No time today? Rip it tommorow!

[@Phuong.Nguyen-]

Awesome image 😊

[@malfunctionffm]

Sadly won't handle 6S HV batteries and has no option to discharge a battery without charging another device.

[@David-ty6my]

My current solution for discharging without waste is to use it to power an electrolysis cell with the Power supply minimum input voltage set to the storage voltage. So I can at least make electricity into chemical energy. (explaining everything would take to long) Anyways, this way I still have to watch it every hour or so because if the minimum Voltage is reached the Display of my PSU still takes some power and could potentially kill a battery (that would take some time though, but over night thats very likely so don't over night!) Also this is 4 times faster than my tiny ISDT Q6 Nano with just 10W

[@unRealityFPV]

I have the Speedybee Adapter 3 which has a 30W charger built in. It’s absolutely been the best way to discharge lipos. The adapter costs the same and has way more features and I recommend everyone has one

[@schweizerluchs7146]

Yup I have the same, its an Awesome product!

[@SBvice]

Does it stop automatically at specific voltage or do you have to watch it and stop manually?

[@schweizerluchs7146]

@@SBvice It starts beeping at you I think at 22.9v or so

[@ItThatIsAPerson]

I can't get mine to discharge that fast

[@David-ty6my]

a proper display would have cost the manufacturer less than 1$ per device btw

[@MountaineerFPV]

I think where this comes in good use is recycling energy from…..LAST PACK!!! 🤔😂👍👍

[@edclevel402]

Seems like a thoughtful concept, not terribly well executed.

[@MadRC]

Yea, but at least it’s cheap

[@highlandcrawler]

The appeal of this product is lost on me. Seem like a great way to overcomplicate a simple thing like discharging a pack. I get the recycling power part and that's kind of cool it's easier to just use something like the Vifly discharger or your actual charger.