View Full Version : GM Commander vs CE Turbo 35
nsane
07-18-2001, 10:37 PM
Any thoughts on which to use? Obviously the Turbo 35 is a pretty popular piece of equipment, but the GM Commander looks like a fairly good piece of hardware as well.
That also brings about another question.. is either one of these worth the cash? Are the benefits worth 2x the cost of a Millenium?
Leet TC3
07-18-2001, 11:29 PM
One of the biggest advantages of a Turbo 35 is, besides flex charging and discharging profiles, it will rate your packs. You can find out IR, avg. voltage etc. This way you will know which packs are perfoming the best, and thus choose your heat packs and your mains pack.
Also, the T35 is a variable power supply source for running slave motors on a lathe.
HowieStern
07-19-2001, 02:49 PM
the T-35 and GM do both charging and dis-charging... that makes them more flexible than the millenium, which is charge only...
the T-35 will have more options, but the GM is sooooo much smaller.....
are they worth the extra cash?? maybe.... that depends on how much tuning and tweaking you do.... they won't give you a better charge than a millenium at all... but they will offer you more options, more info on your packs, and discharging.....
GM has been kinda shakey lately though.... so double check to make sure they are back on firm ground before you purchase their product...
peace out..... :)
HowieStern
07-19-2001, 02:50 PM
the T-35 and GM do both charging and dis-charging... that makes them more flexible than the millenium, which is charge only...
the T-35 will have more options, but the GM is sooooo much smaller.....
are they worth the extra cash?? maybe.... that depends on how much tuning and tweaking you do.... they won't give you a better charge than a millenium at all... but they will offer you more options, more info on your packs, and discharging.....
GM has been kinda shakey lately though.... so double check to make sure they are back on firm ground before you purchase their product...
peace out..... :)
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