Battery Charger help!

Hi - We are a team in the UK - South West.

We have misplaced (maybe in London last year) our battery charger!!!?
Everywhere is out of stock online.

Does any team have one that we could purchase from them?

Thanks,

Joe

If you’re looking for a battery charger, I highly recommend the following:

  1. ToolkitRC Q4AC - The toolkitrc Q4AC is a quad-port smart charger that can charge 4 batteries at the same time. This is the battery charger that I use personally, and I am a big fan of it. Depending on where and when you buy it you might be able to find it on sale, I bought mine for $75 when it was discounted, shop around. This unit does use XT60 ports, so you will need to additionally purchase this 4-pack of XT60 Female to XT30 Male adapters in order to charge your XT30 batteries.
  2. Hitec RDX2 200 - The Hitec RDX2 200 is a two-port smart charger that can charge 2 batteries at the same time, and this charger has the additional feature of being able to measure the internal resistance of your batteries built into the charger. This unit costs $140 from goBILDA, but you might be able to find it cheaper elsewhere online. It also uses XT60 ports, but two XT60-XT30 adapters are included in this bundle (if you buy the charger elsewhere, the adapters will not be included).
  3. Tektite Charge 2B - The Tektite Charge 2B is a two-port smart charger that can charge 2 batteries at a time, and this interesting little device can charge from several different charge sources. This device comes with all of the bells and whistles of a more expensive charger, but in a smaller package. What does not come with this device is a 65W USB-C charger and cable, which you will need to buy separately.
  4. goBILDA 12V Battery Charger - This simple charger is just a single-battery charger. What I like about this charger is its simplicity and cost, and it charges at a steady 1A charge rate for maximum battery lifetime.

I’m sure you can find at least one of these battery chargers available in the UK!

-Danny

Thank you for this advice. Luckily, one of our local teams has reached out to use on social media and given us a charger! Thanks.