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VariCore V40 - universal charger unlike any other - China - review

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  • #31 17044224
    PiotrPitucha
    Level 34  
    Hello
    The V40 clearly distinguishes between NiMh batteries and does not take voltage from the air, without going into the types because I do not remember, I had end voltages of 1.43V, 1.46V, 1.50V
    1.51V, 1.55V.
    As for the internal resistance, I did not try in the test mode, in the charging mode, it probably takes 45m? rigidly.
    I will run the full test and see what it shows after the test
    best regards
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  • #32 17044318
    byrrt
    Level 21  
    Mi Ni-Mh of various brands loads up to 1.52 as I remember correctly. From what I read on the forum swiatelka.pl, the Litokali charger appeared in at least 2 versions - an older one and a newer one, improved. There are photos of the middle of both on the forum.
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  • #33 17044446
    SPEAKERS_XP
    Level 24  
    It is worth for someone to record the charging runs from these chargers - the universal ones are very often very poor with Ni-MH.
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  • #34 17044460
    byrrt
    Level 21  
    Take a look at the inside of this V40 with the photos of the lolita (that's what we call it with my friend). They are on the net ..
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  • #35 17044511
    SPEAKERS_XP
    Level 24  
    In the charger a lot depends on the MCU and its fw - the factory does not have to pat for all the same version.
    I do not know if these chargers are identical or not, but even the common PCB does not prejudge this.

    As I checked, the prices of both are almost identical.
  • #36 17051128
    CMS
    Administrator of HydePark
    I added some relevant information and photos at the bottom of the first post.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the VariCore V40 universal charger, which the original poster describes as a robust and versatile device capable of charging various battery types. The charger includes a 12V, 2A power supply and features protections against reverse battery connection, short circuits, and overcharging. Users express interest in the charger's performance, particularly in comparison to similar models like the Liitokala Lii-500. Several participants debate the accuracy of capacity measurements during charging versus discharging, and the handling of Ni-MH batteries. Concerns about the quality of the power supply and the potential for safety issues are also raised. Overall, the VariCore V40 is viewed positively, with some users recommending it despite its perceived similarities to other brands.
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