need help with my tekin charger

[chrisxxxt]

Hi I have a tekin bc 67 charger and I just got a tekin dis-350 discharger the manual said I can huck it up to the bc 112c and cycle my batters. Does anyone know if it can huck up my bc 67 charger to the discharger, both have d/c pluges or do I have to get a bc 112 charger and what is the best way to charge and discharge my batters
Thanks :confused:

[marvi]

i also had a bc67 charger. i dont think you can hook up the dis350 to it, only to the 112 series. but you can use the dis350 by itself. there are many schools of thought on taking care of batteries. just be consistent on your method. also, let them cool before charging or discharging.

[Railman]

Chriss I was hoping someone else that has a BC67 would speak up, but it don't look like it. Do you have the manual that came with the 350? We use the 350 with our 112C. You can use it as a stand alone discharger, but it limits how far you can bring the pack down though. If I remember you can go down to somewhere around 4.8 volts just by hooking it up to the batt your discharging. If your charger has an output lead to hook to other dc chargers it will work to power the 350. You just won't be able to use the discharge/charge cycling capability though. Hope this helps, & don't hesitate to ask more questions. ;)

[Hairball]

I've got a BC67 with the manual and it doesnt say a thing about hooking up that discharger. I don't think the discharger was even built in the BC67's day. :)

Use it as a stand alone, or sell the BC67 and get a 112c! I can personally vouch for the 112c Power Flex technology... I brought my packs from barely 3 1/2 - 4 mins on a 20 amp discharger to well over 6 mins @ 20 amps!! Cool **** !