Regenerative 4S On-Road

Description Regenerative Discharger 4S On-Road Regenerative battery discharger performance matters most in 1/8 On-Road racing. Therefore, this 4S On-Road (or 2 x 2S) Version 2 targets maximum battery output. Moreover, it delivers about 50% more power than the 4S Off-Road version. Consequently, you can cycle harder and keep consistency across long mains. However, many resistor banks steal an output and add heat. Instead, this regenerative approach recovers energy during discharge and reuses it for charging. As a result, you gain speed, runtime consistency, and better pack control. Compatibility and race-day flexibility First, RC Discharger built this unit to integrate with popular chargers. Specifically, it supports all Junsi iCharger models listed below, plus the ToolkitRC M8D. Consequently, you can keep your current charger and upgrade your battery program. Wide iCharger support: 456DUO, 458DUO, 4512DUO, 406DUO, 308DUO, 4010DUO, DX6, DX8, DX12, S6, X6, X8, X12. Two-pack workflow: Additionally, cycle, discharge, and/or charge two 2S packs at once up to 45A using both DUO outputs. Synchronous mode power: Furthermore, use iCharger DUO synchronous mode to discharge a 2S pack up to 70A. Lower internal resistance and longer pack life Next, focus on what wins races: lower internal resistance and repeatable voltage under load. In particular, strong cycle currents at 30A, 32A, 40A, 45A, 50A, and 70A help reduce internal resistance. Therefore, your packs punch harder off the corner and fade less late in the run. Moreover, you do not need a second device to compare capacity and internal resistance. Also, regenerative cycling reduces wasted heat versus resistor banks. For background, see battery internal resistance basics. Cleaner setup with fewer failure points Meanwhile, the all-in-one layout keeps wiring short and tidy. Consequently, your pit space stays clean and your routine stays fast. Also, you can skip disconnecting resistor banks after discharge. Instead, run Cycle mode on iCharger S6, X6, X8, or X12 and keep moving. No resistor banks: Additionally, you avoid excess heat and extra clutter. Plug-and-play: Then, plug your iCharger into the unit and start cycling. Eco-responsible use: Finally, cycle management can extend pack life and reduce waste. Cycle 40A 2 Batteries Lipo 2S with the Regenerative Discharger for iCharger RC Discharger Batteries MACLAN Graphene V3 HV LCG Stick 6800 mAh and MACLAN Graphene V3 HV 2S Shorty 6100 mAh during my test. See the Regenerative Discharger video for two iCharger X6/X8. Usage directions and key specifications First, use only the Cycle mode for automated discharge then charge. Second, switch to Storage mode at day end to protect cells. Additionally, dedicate one battery per car for consistent balance. Finally, avoid running your charger Discharge mode several times in a row. Cycle Mode: Automatically discharges then charges for pack health and balance. Storage Mode: Keeps packs at an optimal storage voltage. Single Battery Per Car: Improves consistency and helps extend life. Avoid Excessive Discharge: Do not repeat charger Discharge mode back-to-back. *All iChargers shown for reference only. iCharger is not included with the Regenerative Discharger. **With the iCharger DX6/DX8/DX12/X6/X8/X12/308DUO or the ToolkitRC M8D you can discharge or charge at 30A. ***1S-2S only with the Synchronous Mode icharger. 50A on iCharger 308DUO, DX6, DX8, DX12 or ToolkitRC M8D and 70A on iCharger 456DUO, 458DUO, 4512DUO, 406DUO and 4010DUO. Designed by Enthusiasts, Made in the U.S.A.: Passionate RC racers developed this unit. Moreover, U.S. production supports tight quality control and repeatable performance. View more Regenerative Discharger products here. Feel free to contact us for more details!