ToolkitRC M6DAC This is my first charger from ToollkitRC, I don't know what the previous ones were good or bad, but this charger impressed. Compared to the Q200 (also with the internal power supply), the new M6DAC is about 2-2.5 times more compact. And in terms of functionality in general far ahead. Plus just a huge screen with useful information, which can be viewed entirely without traveling through the menu, pressing the buttons. The menu is informative, clear and convenient, and the control of one video is above all praise, again in comparison with the charge which I have been using for a long time (SkyRC Q200). I don't think it makes sense to list what is described in the specifications, but what I would like to note is the ability to use the output as a power supply. It is not a full-fledged lab power supply, but it is enough, for example, to test something in the field or to connect a soldering iron (I have a TS100). It is also convenient to have the Recycle mode, you can put unused batteries into storage mode, charging the discharged one. The essence of the mode is that you can not just discharge the battery to the storage mode, but pour the charge from it to the discharged battery connected to the input (XT60 on the back panel). It is very good that there are two independent channels, you can simultaneously charge different batteries according to the chemical composition or charge parameters. And there is a synchronous charge mode, for "merging" two outputs into one by power. The presence of USB-C output designed for 65W with PD and QC, also not superfluous and very pleased that there is. But there is a feature, or not yet figured out or so and works: when connecting the battery to the input and charging from USB-C, charging does not track the voltage on the battery and apparently can suck it to zero, which is very bad for the battery, you have to connect the discharge alarm to the balancing connector of the battery, which as if not very convenient. I was pleasantly surprised, the soldering and components look high quality, in some places streaks from f

ToolkitRC M6DAC Это мое первое зарядное устройство от ToollkitRC, не знаю, что в предыдущих было хорошо или плохо, но данная зарядка впечатлила. В сравнении с Q200 (так же с внутренним блоком питания), новая M6DAC компактней примерно в 2-2,5 раза. А по функционалу вообще далеко впереди. Плюс просто огромный экран с полезной информацией, которую можно наблюдать всю целиком без путешествий по меню, нажатием кнопок. Меню информативное, понятное и удобное, а управление одним роликом выше всяких похвал, опять же в сравнении с той зарядкой которой уже давно пользуюсь (SkyRC Q200). Думаю, нет смысла перечислять то что и так описано в характеристиках, но вот что хотел бы отметить так это возможность использовать выход как блок питания. Это не полноценный лабораторный блок питания, но этого достаточно, например, для проверки чего-то в поле или подключения паяльника (у меня TS100). Так же удобно наличие режима Recycle mode, можно не использованные аккумуляторы перевести в режим хранения, заряжая разряженный. Суть режима в том, что можно не просто разряжать аккумулятор до режима хранения, а перелить из него заряд в разряженный аккумулятор подключенный на вход (XT60 на задней панели). Очень хорошо, что есть два независимых канала, можно одновременно заряжать разные аккумуляторы по химическому составу или параметрам заряда. И есть режим синхронного заряда, для «объединения» двух выходов в один по мощности. Наличие выхода USB-С рассчитанного на 65Вт с PD и QC, так же не лишнее и очень радует, что есть. Но есть особенность, или пока не разобрался или так и работает: при подключении аккумулятора на вход и зарядки от USB-С, зарядка не отслеживает напряжение на аккумуляторе и по всей видимости может высосать его в ноль, что очень плохо для аккумулятора, приходится подключать сигнализатор разряда на балансировочный разъем аккумулятора, что как бы не очень удобно. Не удержался, что б не заглянуть внутрь, был приятно удивлен, пайка и компоненты выглядят качественно, местами разводы от ф

ToolkitRC M6DAC This is my first charger from ToollkitRC, I don't know what the previous ones were good or bad, but this charger impressed. Compared to the Q200 (also with the internal power supply), the new M6DAC is about 2-2.5 times more compact. And in terms of functionality in general far ahead. Plus just a huge screen with useful information, which can be viewed entirely without traveling through the menu, pressing the buttons. The menu is informative, clear and convenient, and the control of one video is above all praise, again in comparison with the charge which I have been using for a long time (SkyRC Q200). I don't think it makes sense to list what is described in the specifications, but what I would like to note is the ability to use the output as a power supply. It is not a full-fledged lab power supply, but it is enough, for example, to test something in the field or to connect a soldering iron (I have a TS100). It is also convenient to have the Recycle mode, you can put unused batteries into storage mode, charging the discharged one. The essence of the mode is that you can not just discharge the battery to the storage mode, but pour the charge from it to the discharged battery connected to the input (XT60 on the back panel). It is very good that there are two independent channels, you can simultaneously charge different batteries according to the chemical composition or charge parameters. And there is a synchronous charge mode, for "merging" two outputs into one by power. The presence of USB-C output designed for 65W with PD and QC, also not superfluous and very pleased that there is. But there is a feature, or not yet figured out or so and works: when connecting the battery to the input and charging from USB-C, charging does not track the voltage on the battery and apparently can suck it to zero, which is very bad for the battery, you have to connect the discharge alarm to the balancing connector of the battery, which as if not very convenient. I was pleasantly surprised, the soldering and components look high quality, in some places streaks from f

The packaging is correct, massive cardboard box. It's surprisingly large compared to the M8, but let's add, it includes the power supply and dual. By looking at his readings, he was quite accurate. The fan can be quite loud, but the little brothers (single and/or operating from separate power) weren't quiet when the fan started - especially when it switches to higher gears. But you don't spend batteries in the bedroom anyway The delivery was only one star because it was "1 star" compared to that, it was not mailed for days, and it finally got here in two weeks - and I needed it.

Rendben megérkezett. A csomagolás korrekt, masszív kartondoboz. Az M8-hoz képest meglepően nagy, de tegyük hozzá, ebben benne van a hálózati táp és duál is. Végigméricskélve az általa mutatott értékeket, egész pontosnak bizonyult. A ventilátora meglehetősen hangos tud lenni, de a kistesók (szimpla és/vagy külön tápról működők) sem voltak halkak amikor beindult a ventilíátor - pláne amikor nagyobb fokozatra kapcsol. De úgysem a hálószobában tölt az ember akkut! :) A szállítés viszont csak egy csillagos, mert "1 week delivery" volt, ehhez képest napokig nem postázták, végül majd két hét alatt ért ide - ráadásul nekem meg pont szükségem lett volna rá.

The packaging is correct, massive cardboard box. It's surprisingly large compared to the M8, but let's add, it includes the power supply and dual. By looking at his readings, he was quite accurate. The fan can be quite loud, but the little brothers (single and/or operating from separate power) weren't quiet when the fan started - especially when it switches to higher gears. But you don't spend batteries in the bedroom anyway The delivery was only one star because it was "1 star" compared to that, it was not mailed for days, and it finally got here in two weeks - and I needed it.