iCharger 306B

This is an AMAZING Battery charger. I have been more than pleased. I called the manufacture before buying, got someone on the phone right away and he was very helpful and informative answering my questions and helping me with my specific application.I was previously using a Triton2 charger that worked ok but had some limitations. Also of the 2 I purchased I had problems with both. One was repaired under warranty the only sits dead.I have two Vectrix Electric motorcycles with 102 x 30ah batteries each that needed repair and conditioning. The iCharger with it's High Charge and Discharge rates makes quick work of the larger batteries. I have been charging in packs of 8 - 9 cells as well as individual cells. The Charger has worked flawlessly, measuring the capacity and repairing the packs. It has exceeded my expectations in every area. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a high quality charger for larger batteries.

Did not come with the 18 way adaptor plug or balancing board. Change the discripition or include the parts.

MissingIncludes a free JST-XH & ThunderPower balance boardIncludes 18X Multi-Charge Cable

It's a good charger, but the description is deceptive.It will charge up to 30 Amps fine, but it will not discharge anywhere near that as described. Only up to 80 watts.It also did NOT come with the JST-XH Balance board and cable as described. I would of given is a better score has those been included.

This is worlds better than my old, plastic 6 Amp charger, which just couldn't keep up with my need for charging multiple 9000mAh 3s batteries. It has a very solid feel to it and the metal helps dissipate heat better as I have some old computer fans blowing across my charging area.I'm using a converted 12v PC power supply to run it, and so far no issues. The max I've tried is a 2S LiPo at 15A and a 3S LiPo at 9A. I'm still waiting for my parallel board to try some 18A 3s and 30A 2s charging.The menu system was pretty much identical to my old charger, so I had little difficulty figuring out what to do. I really like how it detects the cell count, something my old charger didn't do.The manual seems thorough enough, but I'll need to do more digging on my own to figure out how to use resistors with regenerative discharge (also called expanding discharge) to speed up the discharge process when doing maintenance cycles. Internally is seems the max discharge I can do is around 5A. The manual details the expanding discharge feature with very poorly written technical jargon.

If you don't have one trust me. Get one. It is all that and then some. I am thrilled with it!!!

I have had a ICharger 208B run flawless for 4 years so upgrading to the 306B was a easy choice.

Charger was damage and had to tellReplaced