UP-S6 1S LiPo Battery Charger LiPo/LiHV Charger for Blade Inductrix Tiny Whoop mCX mCPX Micro Losi Connector

Do you fly 1s mini whoops? Do you have a mobula 6? Do you have more than 1 battery? BUY THIS! There is literally only 2 downsides to this. 1) You need an external power supply which you can also buy on Amazon from Crazepony for like $12 I think. 2) It doesn't have the proprietary plugs made by BetaFPV. That's it! This things has variable charge currents that you can change at 0.1A increments from 0.1-1A. It's got a beeper to tell you when a battery is done. It individually monitors the voltages of each battery. It can charge your battery to 4.2V or 4.35V for HV 1s LiPos.Once one battery is done charging, you can take it out and plug in another without interfering with the charging of any other battery. It's even got a USB output! Which I've used a surprising amount! It's small and convenient, and worth every penny. Do not think about buying one of those cheap parallel charging boards. With this there is literally no need to check the voltage of the battery before plugging in. With a cheap parallel charging board you have to make sure all of the cells are close, which is a big inconvenience.BUY THIS!

If, like me, you've been bitten by the bug, have somehow mysteriously acquired "several" (read as dozens) drones, which all use different sized batteries with various types of plugs, then this charger is for you! Are you skeptical of the USB charger that came with your new drone or, like me, have you purchased the "value pack" of batteries that comes with the dubious looking, little square, six port multi charger (chinese fire starter)? You need this charger! It can be set either for all regular Li-po or the newer high voltage batteries OR it's possible to set each individual port for one or the other setting. It's also adjustable from 0.1 to 1.0 amps (I use it set at 0.5 amps). And the LED display continually alternates from one to another (1 - 6) displaying the port number followed by it's current voltage. You can mix and match different mAh sized batteries with different connectors. It's a great charger!REMEMBER TO ALWAYS USE SAFELY - I use mine on a big metal tray, but a Li-Po burn bag would be better or outside on concrete! I've yet to have a battery spontaneously combust (I don't think it's as big a deal with the smaller 1C batteries as much as the much bigger and more powerful 3,4,5 and 6C), but I see it referenced so often that I figured I'd mention it, so you can worry too!

I've got several other chargers and they just don't compare to this one. The multiple power inputs make it versatile. Having the charge ports framed in a plastic housing and protects both the charge ports and the electronics. The read-out is better than the other chargers I've used, and the .1 amp increment from .1 to 1.0 amps gives you more charging choices than just .2 or .6 amps, which the other two chargers offer via a switch. On this one, you press the button and it cycles in .1 amp increments, .1, .2, .3... up to 1 amp. Very simple and effective. You can charge from a larger lipo or use the wall adapter.

Love this little charger. It charges 6 batteries simultaneously regardless of the connector. Just pick your charge rate and battery type (LiPo or LiHV). You can even assign different types to each individual port or a single type to all ports. The display cycles through each port showing the batteries current charge. It has a tone to let you know when a particular battery is finished charging, and a status light (red for charging green for full). Yes you need to buy a suitable charging cable if you don't already have one (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XQW36BL/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) but it's only $10.99. I had 3 of the chintzy USB charges that came with me heli's that I'm happy to say are no longer needed.Do yourself a favor and get one of these!

This charger worked great for about a year. Now it doesn’t detect battery voltages correctly - all batteries show 4.3 volts even though they are not fully charged; should show closer to 3.6 volts after I fly and discharge them. So now it’s useless, which is too bad because I really liked being able to charge 6 batteries at once, powering it from a single lipo.

This charger is exactly what I was looking for. Easy to use and charges my 1s batteries 4 times faster than the one that came with them. I use my 2200 mah 3s with a x60 adapter for my deans connector. Works great. Crazypony has a good price and fast delivery. I'm very satisfied with the purchase.

I was very impressed with this charger after testing 4 in total. It was the only one that consistently charged up to HV standards.Pros:- Charges to exactly 4.35v (optionally 4.2v)- Beeps when finished- Only displays voltage for the charging ports- 3 different ports- 3 different input ports- Displays the source voltage- Enclosed charger, no exposed solder joints- Amperage adjustment from 0.1-1.0A (Much more than average)Cons:- Single button interface is a little unintuitive. It doesn't rotate like the decal show, it is either press or long press.

This little charger is cool. It worked well for the first 20 packs. I had a second usb charger plugged into it that draws 2 amps into this chargers 2.1 amp port. It worked well up until it went up in smoke.Luckily none of my batteries were damaged (I think) and the 2nd charger is fine. But this one is toast.