Very nice little charger with everything you need. Easy to set up with only one button. Each channel can be individually set to Lipo or LiHv. During charging the voltage of each channel is displayed. For me this is all I need to charge my 1s batteries.

Very nice little charger with everything you need. Easy to set up with only one button. Each channel can be individually set to Lipo or LiHv. During charging the voltage of each channel is displayed. For me this is all I need to charge my 1s batteries.

Very nice little charger with everything you need. Easy to set up with only one button. Each channel can be individually set to Lipo or LiHv. During charging the voltage of each channel is displayed. For me this is all I need to charge my 1s batteries.

This is the fourth 1S charger from BG I have used, but by far the most impressive. Some of the things I like about it are: - It has a very nice case with no exposed electronics - It will charge both the traditional 4.2V LiPo batteries and the new 4.35V LiHV batteries, and this can be easily set different port by port, or all 6 ports set to the same type. - It has a large clear display that shows the voltage and status of each port, but only of the ones in use, and gives a loud three beep audible warning and a "FUL" message when a battery is fully charged. - Input can be either by a DC power supply with the very common 5.5/2.1mm barrel connector (centre pin +) or by a LiPo battery. Since the supply must be between 9 and 15V DC, I conclude you could use a 2S or 3S LiPo. - The input voltage is monitored and error message show if something is wrong - It has the three most common 1S connectors built into each port, being the flat white Losi style, the Molex Picoblade 1.25, and the JST PH 2.0 (aka MCPX). - As a bonus it has a USB out that you can use to charge an iphone etc. - The manual is comprehensive and with very little strange English. It's a rarity to get a manual at all, let alone a good one, with this sort of product from BG. The only possible other feature I could wish for is that the charge current could be set port by port. As it is, you can set the charge current by 0.1A increments from 0.1A to 1.0A, but the same current will be delivered at all ports. Highly recommended, very capable field charger.

This is the fourth 1S charger from BG I have used, but by far the most impressive. Some of the things I like about it are: - It has a very nice case with no exposed electronics - It will charge both the traditional 4.2V LiPo batteries and the new 4.35V LiHV batteries, and this can be easily set different port by port, or all 6 ports set to the same type. - It has a large clear display that shows the voltage and status of each port, but only of the ones in use, and gives a loud three beep audible warning and a "FUL" message when a battery is fully charged. - Input can be either by a DC power supply with the very common 5.5/2.1mm barrel connector (centre pin +) or by a LiPo battery. Since the supply must be between 9 and 15V DC, I conclude you could use a 2S or 3S LiPo. - The input voltage is monitored and error message show if something is wrong - It has the three most common 1S connectors built into each port, being the flat white Losi style, the Molex Picoblade 1.25, and the JST PH 2.0 (aka MCPX). - As a bonus it has a USB out that you can use to charge an iphone etc. - The manual is comprehensive and with very little strange English. It's a rarity to get a manual at all, let alone a good one, with this sort of product from BG. The only possible other feature I could wish for is that the charge current could be set port by port. As it is, you can set the charge current by 0.1A increments from 0.1A to 1.0A, but the same current will be delivered at all ports. Highly recommended, very capable field charger.

This is the fourth 1S charger from BG I have used, but by far the most impressive. Some of the things I like about it are: - It has a very nice case with no exposed electronics - It will charge both the traditional 4.2V LiPo batteries and the new 4.35V LiHV batteries, and this can be easily set different port by port, or all 6 ports set to the same type. - It has a large clear display that shows the voltage and status of each port, but only of the ones in use, and gives a loud three beep audible warning and a "FUL" message when a battery is fully charged. - Input can be either by a DC power supply with the very common 5.5/2.1mm barrel connector (centre pin +) or by a LiPo battery. Since the supply must be between 9 and 15V DC, I conclude you could use a 2S or 3S LiPo. - The input voltage is monitored and error message show if something is wrong - It has the three most common 1S connectors built into each port, being the flat white Losi style, the Molex Picoblade 1.25, and the JST PH 2.0 (aka MCPX). - As a bonus it has a USB out that you can use to charge an iphone etc. - The manual is comprehensive and with very little strange English. It's a rarity to get a manual at all, let alone a good one, with this sort of product from BG. The only possible other feature I could wish for is that the charge current could be set port by port. As it is, you can set the charge current by 0.1A increments from 0.1A to 1.0A, but the same current will be delivered at all ports. Highly recommended, very capable field charger.