Opinions on this charger?

Do you know if it has the ability to display internal resistance?

https://www.getfpv.com/isdt-d2-smart-bal...gKwNvD_BwE

I have the 608 and it does, so I would assume that the D2, considered an upgrade, can as well.

OMG, you can shut off the beeper...I want one!

(02-Sep-2018, 05:32 PM)kaitylynn Wrote: I have the 608 and it does, so I would assume that the D2, considered an upgrade, can as well.

OMG, you can shut off the beeper...I want one!

I looked at the manual and it wasn't clear if it displayed the readings or only made a check.  My current charger, no pun intended, checks resistance, but doesn't display it.  I would like to see the reading for myself.  That way I can chart it to keep better tabs on the battery life.  So, you're happy with the ISDT brand then?  I have had my Hyperion for over 10 years now and it has never missed a beat.  Hard to change brands when it has been such a good charger.  But technology marches on and the ISDT D2 does so much more....

I am totally happy with ISDT! I have the 608, which is my primary charger and also an old B6 that keeps on charging packs as well. I really like the ISDT better, easier to use with the scroll wheel on the side. Solid construction and flawless performance...the only issue I have with the 608 is the incessant beeping!

Another vote for ISDT. I've been very happy with mine. The Q6 Plus shows internal resistance while charging, and it looks like the same firmware as the D2.

If you're looking at the ISDT D2 you might also want to consider the new kid on the block, which is the Hobbymate D6 Duo that looks very similar to the D2 but has some additional features for just a few dollars more. Most of the big players on YouTube have already reviewed it.

Love my little ISDT as well. Never has let me down.

My only issue with that model is its A/C only. No field charging with it unless you have a generator or portable A/C power pack of some kind. I have a converted PC power supply for A/C charging at home and then take a couple of gel cells into the field to charge if I want.

I finally bought a new charger and settled on the Hobbymate D6 that Snow suggested.  So far I'm happy with it, but I need to do some mods, i.e. convert the battery connections from XT60s to Deans, and get some balance boards.  A little surprised there aren't memory channels.   You have to program it for each battery size and type every time you change batteries out.  Even my 8 year old Hyperion has memory slots.  But other than that it looks like a solid little charger, and very compact.  It will be nice to charge/discharge 3 batteries at a time instead of only one.

I just got the Q6 Pro. Love it too