Features
Charges 1-14 cell NiMH and NiCd cells and 1-6 cell LiPo, Li-Ion and LiFe (3.6, 3.7 or 3.3V cells)
Peak detection technology for NiCd and NiMH batteries, and constant current/constant voltage technology for lithiums and lead-acid batteries
Ideal for radio batteries and with charge currents adjustable from 100mA to 5 amps (limited to 1C for lithiums) it can also handle large power packs
Built-in balancing for up to 6S LiPo, Li-Ion or LiFe (A123) cells with FlightPower and ElectriFly adapters
Discharge cutoff voltage can be adjusted for NiCd/MH, and is fixed for lithiums and lead-acid batteries
NiCd and NiMH trickle current is automatically set at 1/20th of the fast charge current setting
Reversed LCD with backlight plus a 0-45° adjustable view angle clearly displays input and output volts, peak volts, individual lithium cell voltages, average discharge volts, charge and discharge capacity, currents and time, error messages and more
Touchpad controls and super-simple programming make for simplicity and reliability
Safety features include fast charge safety timer, current overload and reverse polarity protection

Specs
AC Input Voltage: 110V 60Hz - 240V 50Hz (detachable AC cord)
DC Input: 11-15.0V DC, with large alligator clips
Number of Outputs: One, banana jacks
Battery Types, # cells: 1-14 NiCd, NiMH; 1-6 LiPo, Li-Ion, or LiFe (3.6, 3.7 or 3.3V cells); 2-12V Pb (2V per cell)
Fast Charge Current: 0.1-5.0A (1C maximum for lithiums); 63W max DC, 50W max AC
Fast Charge Termination: Peak detection NiCd, NiMH, cc/cv for Pb and lithiums
Trickle Current (NiCd/MH only): Chg current / 20
Peak Sensitivity (NiCd/MH only): 8mV NiCd, 5mV NiMH
Peak Delay at Start (NiCd/MH only): 3 minutes
Fast Charge Safety Timer: NiCd/MH 1.5 hours, lithiums 3 hours, or turn off
Lithium Balancing Accuracy: 5mV per cell
Lithium Balancing Connector: FlightPower and ElectriFly adapters included
Lithium Max. Node Current: 300mA
Discharge Current: 0.1-1.0A (5W max)
Discharge Cutoff Voltage: NiCd, NiMH 0.1-16.8V; LiPo, Li-Ion 3.0V per cell; LiFe 2.5V per cell; Pb 1.8V per cell
Cycle Count (NiCd, NiMH only): 1-5 cycles
Battery Memories: One
Programming Controls: Membrane touchpad, 4 buttons
Display Type: 2x16 reversed LCD w/backlight and adjustable angle
Audible Indicators: Beeper
Case Material: Aluminum and ABS plastic
Safety Devices: Solid-state reverse polarity and overload
Case Size: 5.9 x 6.0 x 2.3 in (150 x 153 x 58mm)
Weight: 23.8oz (675g, w/o AC power cord)

Manual  Video

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2/18/2010 Harrison Stokols	ElectriFly Triton EQ AC/DC Charger Most chargers are either too cheap with no features or too expensive with much more than what is needed for charging your LiPo's or NiMH's or NiCd's. But the Electrifly has a high capability of options for charging all types of batteries. It is VERY user friendly. probably one of the easiest chargers to use with the most functionality available. The AC import is great. I definitely recommend buying this charger with the AC import over buying the Electrifly DC only input Charger. The charger says that the DC-powered one can supply more watts, but in reality you will most likely NEVER max out this charger's maximum power supply. Plus the DC charger is a pain because you need to buy an external power supply in order to plug into an outlet which is expensive. It's not worth it to get the Triton 2.0 Chargers. I've used them before, and I actually like the Triton EQ's better. and I have used both the DC-only and the AC-input Tritons. The only different besides the fan is that the AC Triton sends out a certain amount of current based on the Ah capacity of Lipo's. Whereas you can tell the DC-input charger exactly how much current you want to charge your battery with... But to overcome this problem, just set the Ah capacity of your battery on the charger to higher than what the battery actually is. (example- your battery is 730mAh and you want to charge at 1 amp instead of the .7 amps that the charger is set to do at that Ah capacity, so set the charger to charge a 1000mAh Lipo, and more current will be put out.) I've set the charger to double and once even 2.5 times the capacity of what my batteries actually were because i had to charge faster, and the charger and batteries were absolutely fine. The balancer works nicely. Just hook up your Lipo to both the balancer and the DC charging sockets, and you're good to go. The balancer attachment comes with the charger which was nice. I highly recommend this product. It is one of the best LiPo, NiCd, NiMH chargers out there for a very reasonable price. You have a ton of control over your charging and it's VERY easy to use.