User guide

Thank you for purchasing an E-flite™ charger.

This DC-powered 7.2-8.4V time charger will

allow you to fast charge Ni-Cd and Ni-MH

battery packs for your electric glider. When

used properly following these instructions,

this charger will provide many years of

trouble-free operation.

• Charges 6- or 7-cell 1200-2000mAh

Ni-Cd and Ni-MH packs

• 20- to 30-minute charger w/timer

• Heavy-gauge wire with large alligator clips

• Tamiya connector

This DC Fast Charger requires a 12V power

source, such as a 12V 7-amp Sealed Battery

(HAN102) or an automobile 12V battery.

• Input Leads: 6ft w/large alligator leads

• Output Leads: 1ft w/Tamiya-style connector

• Timer: 30 minutes

• Case Size: 5

" x 3" x 2"

• Charge Indicator: red LED

• Trickle-Charge Rate: 30mAh

• Charge Rate: 3.6 amps

• Do not attach the charger to an auto-

mobile battery while the engine is running.

• Do not leave the charger unattended

while you are charging a battery pack.

• Continuously monitor the temperature

of the battery pack while it is being

charged. If the pack at any time becomes

very warm to the touch, disconnect the

battery immediately.

Instructions

EFLC2002 Features

Supplying Power to the Charger

EFL2002 Specifications

EFLC2002

DC Fast Charger

for Electric Gliders

Safety Tips

EFLC 2002 Instruction 2/11/02 11:16 PM Page 1

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EFLC 2002 Instruction 2/11/02 11:16 PM EFLC2002 DC Fast Charger for Electric Gliders Instructions Thank you for purchasing an E-flite™ charger. This DC-powered 7.2-8.4V time charger will allow you to fast charge Ni-Cd and Ni-MH battery packs for your electric glider. When used properly following these instructions, this charger will provide many years of trouble-free operation.
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EFLC 2002 Instruction 2/11/02 11:16 PM Charging Your Battery 1. Prior to charging, make sure the battery pack is completely discharged by running the electric motor until it slows down. Note: Discharge the Ni-Cd pack every cycle. Failure to do so will decrease the capacity and flying time of the battery. 2. For best results, let the battery pack cool before charging. Heat can prevent a battery from charging to full capacity and also decreases the performance of the battery. 3.