ToolkitRC M6Dac LiPo charger

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Another LiPo and LiIon charger? Why not! ToolkitRC M6Dac has plenty of power, 2 channels, and comes with its own power supply.
ToolkitRC M6Dac on
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Input voltage: DC 7.0-28.0V @MAX 30A or AC 100-240V @ MAX 2.5A
Type of battery: Lipo LiHV LiFe Lion@1-6S or NiMh @1-16S Pb @1-10S
Balance current: 1000mA @2-6S
Balance accuracy: less than 0.005V
Charger power: 0.1-15A @350W *2 (Asynchronous mode) or 0.1-25A @700W (Synchronous mode)
Discharge power: 15W@3A *2 (Normal mode)
USB-C power: MAX 65W 3.25A @20.0V
USBC protocol: PD,QC,AFC,FCP,SCP,PE,SFCP,VOC
Battery voltage:
Internal resistance:
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[@CS-gw5cq]

I have this charger and it is absolutely amazing. It can be used as a bench power supply, and it's usbc output is 45W. I use it to charge my MacBook and power my quads without the need for smoke stopper. Oh, I also use it to charge my cordless drill and vacuum cleaner, via an adapter cable.

[@MCsCreations]

Awesome review, Pawel! Thanks! 😃 ToolkitRC took a beating because of the M8 charger (or something like that) that seemed to have a higher level of issues. But since then, it's a better charger after the other! I have the original M6 and it's fantastic... Really small and never gave me headaches. 😊 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@aesirfpv]

What about is the calibration and precise on voltage and balance? That is normally the problem i have normally find with toolkitRC chargers

[@FourthWayRanch]

I have one of their chargers, I don't like the rotary encoder, it's too easy to push when you're rolling it and too easy to roll when you're pushing it, other than that it's ok. I charge my batteries at only 1 amp anyway unless I'm in a hurry, they'll last longer that way. why don't they put a push button ejector for the XT plugs on these chargers, it's a pain to try and pull them out of the plug.

[@Papierowy]

You forgot to mention that with AC supply it has only 200W

[@kacperszewczyk8829]

Gdzie można ją kupić?

[@alasdair4161]

I've given up on toolkitRC chargers, of the three I own I've now had two of them ruin several valuable packs by overcharging one cell. The fault is invisible to the user as the display shows 4.2V at EOC when a meter revealed one cell to be pushing over 4.6V... I wondered why a bunch of packs suddenly all had cell three failing, I then tested my other M8 and that too was well over on one cell, despite also showing just 4.2V on it's cell display. I just won't trust them for charging anymore, still ok as a very expensive signal analyser and servo tester, but really the quality just isn't there. Anyone that has one, do a calibration check with a multimeter before destroying your batteries, and regularly too.

[@SetUP1]

yep, had the same thing with overcharge.

[@FPVUniversity]

I never had any problems and for like 2 years now I charge only with TRC stuff. I suppose it really depends on what you get

[@SetUP1]

@@FPVUniversity on my toolkit was problem with bad soldering on ballance connector. 1th pin was not good and sometimes it shows lower voltage on 1st bank that it was. so 2 times i overcharge battery and so it kill my 2 batteries. from 2 batteries i make 1 working.

[@alasdair4161]

@@FPVUniversity I should add that the overcharge problem is not uncommon with other brands of chargers also, and it has been a common problem for many years. Most users will not have an issue at all, others may unknowingly have a progressively shortened battery life with some unit's going slightly over voltage every time a pack gets cycled. I've since built my own charger that senses and controls charge voltage differently and it has a second layer of protection against any potential overvoltage, and I've had no more premature life decay since using it, but for people using hobby grade chargers I always recommend that a simple calibration check should be done regularly, don't just blindly believe what the chargers screen shows to always be correct..

[@FourthWayRanch]

@@alasdair4161 do you charge over 1C ?? Do you charge without balance charging?