I just do 1 amp on anything less than 1000mah.you don't need to do anything other than make sure the cell count is correct, then set your amperage for charging. i usually charge all my stuff at 1.5amp regardless of the size of battery. charging your battery at high high of amperage will kill its life pretty quick. low and slow is the way to go when charging.
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Simply set your battery type, cell count, and amps. Always balance charge.
On an 850 mah battery, either 800 or 900 will work just fine.
I have the same problem with my charger and just use an 800mah charge rate. I usually try to charge at 1c but I never go above. You should be okay to go a bit above 1c like some have said, but this is just what I have been doing for the past few years and just got used to it.
Yes, that’s exactly right, charge somewhere near 1c. With a 850 mah battery charging at .8A or .9A is not going to matter. Changing at 2-3c, 1.7A or higher is going to matter.
so 1.5A, 800mah ,3s will work?
I can’t say it will not work, I’ve got friends who charge at 2-3c.
So I think you might not understand C. C is how fast a battery is charging or discharging. It is measured using the capacity of your battery in mah. So 1C is the same as your battery's capacity in amps, so if you had a 2200 battery 1C would be 2.2 amps. For charging, if you want to charge at 2C, multiply your capacity by 2 and you will get the charge rate that you want. I'm gonna use a 2200 again for this. To charge it at 2C, multiply 2200 by 2 and you get 4400mah, which is 4.4 amps. To calculate your battery's max discharge rate, multiply the C rating by battery capacity and you will get your max discharge rate in mah, divide that by 1000 to get the discharge rate in amps. So if a 2200 has a 20C discharge rate and you want to know how many amps you can safely pull from it, multiply 2200 by 20 to get 44000mah, and divide by 1000 to get 44 amps. Sorry if my explanation is a bit complicated, it's hard to fit in one post.
Yup that'll work just fine
