what is the smallest charge you can do with this. I have a pistol I do 2.2 can it do this?
1871999
The lowest it says it will throw is 2.0 grains. I've never tried throwing a charge that light but I feel it would do it with no problem.
1872000
I have regularly done 3.2 for my .38 Spl. Cowboy Action Shooting. But, I have tried experimental low charges of as low as 2.0 grains without any worries that the Charge Master 1500 was accurate. I am VERY satisfied with my purchase.
1694834
I don't know if you can or not . Mine stopped working after about 4 charges !!
1269444
Yes, the RPM is higher. That being said, you may have to change the wiring out on your gun or you will continuously blow fuses. Also, make sure you use a LiPo only charger. Charging with any other charger will cause a fire!
169931
nothing. the model number of the Accu-Charge II is 98210-A. I own it and it works well. disregard the other review. They obviously aren't a professional or realize how sensitive this equipment is. I have had excellent luck with mine and I use it professionally in my garage.See their website for details: http://www.mastercool.com/pages/charging_scales.html
1014485
If by "minimum charge" you mean you should not use it below 3 volts per cell (total 9volts) then yes. Dropping it below that will shorten the lifespan of the battery. You , of course, could run it completely dead but that would be bad for it. It is a three cell battery which actually charges to 12.6 volts total on most chargers and in use you don't normally go below 3.5v/cell or 10.5 volts total. Was this helpful?
835868
don't know, have not tried. but best guess is no due to volume. but it does great w/one gun.
225480
I'm not familiar with this particular tool. I use it with the Charge, which I believe is smaller than the tool you're referring to? If so, I wouldn't recommend it, as this fits the Charge pretty snug.
892698
No it don't make much a difference it would work. It's just .2 amps the battery would take just a little time longer to charge but not much
469709
Don't think so. This is a totally different application than for an air pistol.
1020746
Says it on there, 3.01. My state allows only 3.00, wonder if they would even care. I had a nice one that someone stole, it was a Winchester that was identical to this at 3", now I carry a cheaper one that is pretty sharp at 3.1", hope I don't get harassed for the .1".
1126532
I have charged 2 at a time, and 4 at a time. To date, I have not tried 2 AA's with 2 AAA's. It is a reliable charger.
1711700
I do not recommend this for batteries that large. This is perfect for smaller (2000mah and under) batteries. For the larger batteries, it's highly recommended that you get a 5amp or larger charger. There are inexpensive 4-port chargers for around $100 give or take.
89836
I have put in a pint of heavy cream, charged it, and had no problems. I went with the larger size for the increased flexibility it provides. You have to play around with the number of charges, sometimes one has been enough, but this size is supposed to receive two.
1925409
It could be labeled as 2AH.Smaller batteries such as these are traditionally labeled in mAh.
935559
It will charge 2 @ AA or 2 @ AAA or one of each.....but not a single battery of either type: only 2 at a time.
1347108
Not certain but be sure your battery can take that rate of charge. Pretty certain mine are maxed at 10 amp for charging. Contact the battery vendor 1st.
1853716
You can get multiple shots without recharging. I don't know how many, but the instructions make it sound like you don't recharge very often. I've fired mine at least 20 times, just to see & hear the charge, and it doesn't seem any weaker. Maybe if you actually zap someone it will drain more of the charge, but honestly, I think you should be able to go a long time between charges.