How To Use: Applies To Check The Batteriestesting Remaining Battery Capacity(%). Press The Key ''Type'' To Choose Lipo, Life, Li-Ion Respectively. The Three Type Can Test Power Capacity Only. Another Two Type, Nimh And Nicd, Can Test Power Voltage Only. Press The Key ''Cell'' To Indicate The Remained Power. Press The Key ''Mode'', Battery Voltage, Single Battery Voltage, Single Battery Max Voltage And Minimum Voltage, Single Battery Highest Voltage And Lowest Voltage Will Be Shown. Specification: *Input Cells: Lipo: 2-7 Cells Life: 2-7 Cells Li-Lon: 2-7 Cells Nicd: 2-7 Cells Nimh: 4-7 Cells *Total Voltage: Lipo: Yes Life: Yes Li-Lon: Yes Nicd: Yes Nimh: Yes *Total Cell Battery Capacity(0-99%): Lipo: Yes Life: Yes Li-Lon: Yes Nicd: No Nimh: No *Individual Battery Cell Voltage: Lipo: Yes Life: Yes Li-Lon: Yes Nicd: No Nimh: No *Lowest Cell Voltage: Life: Yes Li-Lon: Yes Nicd: No Nimh: No *Highest Cell Voltage: Lipo: Yes Life: Yes Li-Lon: Yes Nicd: No Nimh: No *Voltage Difference Between Highest And Lowest Cell Voltages: Lipo: Yes Life: Yes Li-Lon: Yes Nicd: No Nimh: No Package Includes: 1 * Battery Capacity Checker
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What types of batteries can the FLY RC Cellmeter 7 test?A: The FLY RC Cellmeter 7 can test Lithium Polymer, Lithium Iron Phosphate, Lithium-ion, Nickel Cadmium, and Nickel Metal Hydride batteries.
Q: How many cells can the FLY RC Cellmeter 7 check at once?A: It can check between two to seven cells for Lithium Polymer, Lithium Iron Phosphate, and Lithium-ion batteries, and four to seven cells for Nickel Metal Hydride.
Q: What is the total voltage measurement capability of the device?A: The device can measure total voltage for all supported battery types, including Lithium Polymer and Nickel Cadmium.
Q: What features does the display show during use?A: The display shows battery cell voltages, total voltages, lowest and highest cell voltages, and the remaining battery capacity.
Q: How do I use the FLY RC Cellmeter 7 to check battery capacity?A: To check battery capacity, connect the battery and press the 'CELL' key to view the remaining power percentage.
Q: Can I use this device for both LiPo and NiMH batteries?A: Yes, the FLY RC Cellmeter 7 is compatible with both LiPo and NiMH batteries, allowing you to check their voltages and capacities.
Q: What is the recommended way to store the FLY RC Cellmeter 7?A: Store the device in a cool, dry place to ensure its longevity, and avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures.
Q: Is the FLY RC Cellmeter 7 safe to use with all battery types?A: Yes, it is designed to safely test various battery types, including Lithium and Nickel-based batteries.
Q: How do I clean the FLY RC Cellmeter 7?A: Wipe the exterior with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust and avoid using water or cleaning solvents.
Q: What if my FLY RC Cellmeter 7 arrives damaged?A: If it arrives damaged, contact the retailer for return instructions and potential replacement options.
Q: What warranty is provided with the FLY RC Cellmeter 7?A: The product typically comes with a manufacturer's warranty; check with the retailer for specific terms.
Q: Can I use this device if I am a beginner with batteries?A: Yes, the FLY RC Cellmeter 7 is user-friendly and suitable for beginners as it provides clear readings.
Q: Is this device portable for traveling?A: Yes, the FLY RC Cellmeter 7 is lightweight and compact, making it easy to carry during travel.
Q: Does the FLY RC Cellmeter 7 require batteries to operate?A: No, the FLY RC Cellmeter 7 does not require batteries as it operates directly from the battery being tested.
Q: How can I tell if my battery is fully charged with this device?A: You can tell if your battery is fully charged by checking that the remaining capacity percentage is at one hundred percent on the display.