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Features:
● Reverse-polarity and shortcircuit protection circuit
● Three-stage charging and 0V batteryactivation
● Micro USB port to supply power for the charger. Solar panel(5.0V/0.5A) could be used as power supplier for MC1.
● Adopts IC temperature monitor， avoid over heat
● Small charge current when start to charge
● Compact size， portable
● Low heat design
PAY ATTENTION!! THE XTAR MC1 USB BATTERY CHARGER IS SUPPLIED WITHOUT BATTERIES !!
● Reverse-polarity and shortcircuit protection circuit
● Three-stage charging and 0V batteryactivation
● Micro USB port to supply power for the charger. Solar panel(5.0V/0.5A) could be used as power supplier for MC1.
● Adopts IC temperature monitor， avoid over heat
● Small charge current when start to charge
● Compact size， portable
● Low heat design
PAY ATTENTION!! THE XTAR MC1 USB BATTERY CHARGER IS SUPPLIED WITHOUT BATTERIES !!
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Reviews
Customer Reviews
- End voltage is on the low side Review by Niels
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Since I cannot remove my first review where I said the end voltage is too high, im sorry I was wrong. It actually stops charging at 4.11v wich is too low to get max capacity. (Posted on 27-08-22)Rating - End voltage to high. Not safe Review by Niels
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+Nice clamping mechanism.Rating
+Fits many different cells
-Charges Up To 4.29 volts, to high!
(Posted on 04-08-22) - very good, very cheap Review by satanist
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very stable, charges up to 100% but it's not the fastest (500mA charge speed) (Posted on 20-01-19)Rating - Small, cheap and functional. Review by Stefano
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Xtar MC1 review + short video (italian language) goo.gl/9U5rI8 (Posted on 16-02-15)Rating
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Do not try to charge lisoci2 cells (like saft ls14500 or tadiran sl-760) this are not rechargabel cells and will explode if you charge them
