ToolkitRC MC8 Battery Multi-Checker

ToolKitRC

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SKU: TK-L1

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SKU:
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ToolkitRC MC8 Battery Multi-Checker

The ToolkitRC MC8 Multi-Functional 2-8S Battery Checker is a multi-purpose battery cell checker that allows you to balance battery cells for better performance. This device features PD fast charging, a metal roller for UI control, and an innovative slider output control. It has a 32-bit Arm processor and is fully upgradeable.

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Features

  • Innovative Slider Output Control
  • One-Touch Battery Balancer
  • PWM/PPM/SBUS Readout
  • Metal Roller UI Control
  • Battery Status Display
  • Large Color Screen
  • PD Fast Charging
  • PWM Output

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 68x50x15mm
  • LCD: 2" IPS 320x240
  • Weight: 50g

CHECKER

  • USB-C protocol: PD3.0 QC3.0 AFC SCP FCP
  • USB-A output: 5.0V@1.0A firmware upgrade
  • USB-C output: 5.0V-12.0V @MAX 20W
  • Balance current: MAX 60mA @2-8S
  • Balance accuracy: <0.005V @ 4.2V
  • Balance input: 0.5V-5.0V Lixx 2-8S
  • Main Input port: XT60 7.0-35.0V
  • Signal port input: <6.0V

MEASURER

  • SBUS: 880-2200us*16CH @20-100Hz
  • PPM: 880-2200us*8CH @20-50Hz
  • PWM: 880-2200us @20-400Hz

OUTPUT

  • SBUS: 880-2200us*16CH @20-100Hz
  • PPM: 880-2200us*8CH @20-50Hz
  • PWM: 1000-2000us @20-1000Hz

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Package Contents

  • 1 x ToolkitRC MC8
  • 1 x USB-USB Cable 

 

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    Got a bad one, I guess

    Posted by Andrew on 2024 Jun 9th

    Should have returned this battery checker immediately after opening the box. when I saw that the cover was completely off of the enclosure. But since ToolkitRC is a good brand, and being a "fixer", I decided to just put the cover back on, which I saw was held with two-sided tape. The checker itself worked fine, at first. But every time I picked it up, i saw that the cover had again popped off on one side and needed to be pressed back down. Now, after a three months of pressing the cover back down one too many times the screen has cracked and the display no longer works.

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