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StevePond
02-17-2005, 08:59 PM
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The newly updated Ionic is now a full-featured charger and (10-amp) discharger known as the Ionic-D! Although Novak engineers are still in the process of updating the Ionic, they did reveal the following specs and updates to the charger:

IONIC-D PRELIMINARY SPECS & FEATURES

3 user-selectable functions:
• Auto Discharge Before Charge
• Charge Only
• Discharge Only

Main Features:
• AC/DC charger with built-in 10-Amp discharger
• Dual mode: Ni-Cd linear & Novak Ni-MH2 (recommended by the major battery manufacturers)
• Highly accurate Novak Ni-MH2 algorithm prevents false peaking & overcharging
• Built-in beeper indicates user mode selections and completion of charge/discharge
• Built-in smart battery voltage monitoring to eliminate false-peaking
• Case Size: 5.10” x 4.20” x 2.80” (12.95 x 10.67 x 7.11 cm)
• Weight: 22.56 oz., 640 grams (AC/DC model); 13.8 oz., 391 grams (DC only model)
• 0.5, 1.0, 4.0A constant linear charge
• User-friendly interface with easy-to-see LEDs
• Can be used with either AC or DC input voltage
• Universal Input Voltage: 100-240 volts AC (UL/CE approved power supply); 12-15 volts DC
• Charging Capability: 4-8* cells (1.2 volts DC per cell)
• Dual inputs to internal or external power supply
• Detachable AC and DC cords
• Reverse Input Voltage Protection
• Built-in cooling fan
• Battery conditioning
• Thermal and Output Protection
• User-replaceable output wires
• Millennium-style DC input connector

*For charging 8 cells, external power supply is required.

Please note, product features and specifications are subject to change without notice.


The Ionic-D AC/DC Charger with Discharger will also be available in a Gold battery combo. Full specifications and features will be released in late February 2005


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microrcdude
02-17-2005, 09:58 PM
Man i knew they were up to something when i saw that the Ionic was discontinued! This looks great!

metalry101
02-17-2005, 10:56 PM
Cool..any word on pricing?

4wdmt
02-18-2005, 09:45 PM
is 10 amps discharging safe for nimh and nicds? thanks for any input.

AudiTT-Quattro
02-18-2005, 10:16 PM
is 10 amps discharging safe for nimh and nicds? thanks for any input.
Depends on the cell. 540 motors typically draw much more current than 10amps.