Digital battery capacity checker

This meter doesn't have that capability.

By S9plus on September 18, 2017

No, only when the battery connector and electrical connector is the same as the test that was able to connect using the forehead.

By Leguía on April 6, 2018

I found some instructions online. You use the balance plug of the battery, if it is a LiPo and plug it in the the far right of the pins, when you are holding the device with the screen facing you. Make sure the ground wire of the balance plug is lined up with the indicator on the right side of the device, or it will no… see more I found some instructions online. You use the balance plug of the battery, if it is a LiPo and plug it in the the far right of the pins, when you are holding the device with the screen facing you. Make sure the ground wire of the balance plug is lined up with the indicator on the right side of the device, or it will not power on. The menu structure is a bit complex, so I highly recommend searching out the pdf instructions. Here is the link I found a copy at: https://dymondusa.com/instructions/20179.pdf see less

By Joe on March 28, 2018

This is only a battery checker, you can't discharge batteries with it

By Omar I. on March 9, 2018

These type of battery capacity checkers use a jst balance connector. You would have to get an adapter connector for your typhoon battery or make your own. If you make your own just make sure you align the wires up correctly starting with the ground wire. I do not use this type of battery so I do not know if they make a… see more These type of battery capacity checkers use a jst balance connector. You would have to get an adapter connector for your typhoon battery or make your own. If you make your own just make sure you align the wires up correctly starting with the ground wire. I do not use this type of battery so I do not know if they make an adapter or not. Hope this helps. see less

By BruceO on March 3, 2018

Not to sure what you mean by a full discharge (100%)? The checker shows voltage on individual cells and percent. Plus it shows total voltage of all cells and charge percent of battery. Works great for me!

By Jacque A. Pebworth II on February 17, 2018

you use the balance plug on your battery to plug in the side. no adapters needed

By IAIN C on February 5, 2018

nimh batteries do not need balancing only lipo do

By Andres C Masidonio jr on January 4, 2018

On most of my batteries i use the smart connector from the batteries and it will plug into the multi pin connector at one end of the Tom Tom you just have too be sure that it is in the right direction + to pos. - to neg cant hurt anything plugging the wrong way just wont work when you get it right it beeps and gives y… see more On most of my batteries i use the smart connector from the batteries and it will plug into the multi pin connector at one end of the Tom Tom you just have too be sure that it is in the right direction + to pos. - to neg cant hurt anything plugging the wrong way just wont work when you get it right it beeps and gives you a reading total voltage and each individual cells hope this helps . MB. see less

By M. Buckenham on January 4, 2018

The device will provide an IR measure by cell. Holding down the Cell key more than three seconds opens the secondary menu. There you can set the balance gap and balance packs, set the discharge level and discharge packs and select the IR function and generate a IR number for each cell by cycling through the cells usin… see more The device will provide an IR measure by cell. Holding down the Cell key more than three seconds opens the secondary menu. There you can set the balance gap and balance packs, set the discharge level and discharge packs and select the IR function and generate a IR number for each cell by cycling through the cells using the mode key. I compared the IR results with the ones returned by one of my chargers and they were similar. Just remember the first number that pops up is for only one cell. I haven't tried the ESC/Servo tester function yet. It looks like you can plug your ESC or a servo into the small port and the battery balance tap into large port and get a series of pulses that will rotate the servo. this is a very nice all-in-one battery checker/balancer. see less

By AZ Jim on January 3, 2018