does this charge the capacitors? can you separate the capacitors from the device?
1788715
Yes the capacitors are hand soldered. Seems supper easy. As long as you can solder. I take it you need a capacitor for an existing esc. Just guessing. their nice sized.
1788716
No it doesn't, it smooths out the ripple effect that the energy from the batteries to the ESC, and yes you can separate them, but why would you want to since they do a good job anyway.
1788717
No, it does not "charge" them for use in something else, It is a capacitor bank that acts as a single capacitor for stabilizing current going into the ESC...The capacitors are removable with a soldering iron but I'm not sure why your would want to do that, it would be cheaper to just buy lose capacitors specifically for your application...
1788718
No, it does not "charge" them for use in something else, It is a capacitor bank that acts as a single capacitor for stabilizing current going into the ESC... The capacitors are removable with a soldering iron but I'm not sure why your would want to do that, it would be cheaper to just buy lose capacitors specifically for your application...
1788719
These are additional capacitors that will smooth out ripple and reduce heat. Increasing the capacitance and decreasing the inductance (length of wire from the battery to the ESC), can help the ESC function better. They are soldered in parallel on the source side (battery side) on the ESC wires as close to the ESC as possible. They are easy to solder and come with a clear heat shrink that shrinks around the entire CapPack.
342162
Yes each charging bank is separated so you can set it up however you like or need.
266169
No. You need to get a splitter cable, to go from female micro USB to twin male micro USB. That way you can charge the dock, AND the device with the device's adaptor
1992687
There is only one USB port so you can only charge both devices at the same time if you have a splitter. Otherwise you can only charge one device at a time.
463253
Yes, it charges the batteries individually. You can even charge two different type of batteries at the same time.
2041830
Not really. It only charge USB devices iPad, phones etc. Computer needs much higher voltage.
141495
yes, this is exactly what this does. Split the power. (I am also assuming your psu is enough to handle all of the device loads.)
1538453
If you use an adapter it will charge the newer devices. You need one adapter per device.
1532220
Generally it does not come separate from the unit. I would check the listing for the computer and make sure it does not specify that this particular model was being sold "as is" or without the charging brick. If it doesn't specify these conditions I would contact the seller right away.
304664
I don't have a seperate charger for mine, I just use the laptop to charge the battery. I don't know if they make a seperate charger just for the battery.
1662265
In a word, no. You can charge it with the usb port or a usb port charger you may already have for similar devices
580999
Yes you can charge your device, although not sure what the rate of charge is, it seems to be adequate.
1850272
If the plug you use has an USB at one end, then you could use it to charge these devices. This is the just a plug, it does not come with the cords/cables to use with your devices. So if you have an USB plug to charge these, like what would be used to connect to your computer, then it should work.
176733
I never thought about that, but I suppose you could. It is merely a usb plug, so if you have a usb ac or dc connection, it should work. I'm guessing it probably would take some time to charge as the input is split 12 ways.
461159
Yes, with two USB cords you can charge both devices. I personally wouldn't expect to get to 100% charge for both, though.
399214
The one I got does not. It was the one drawback and I would try and find a USB charger that does do this if you are looking.
1399892
The capacitors do not come attached to the board, you need to identify the ones on the board and un-solder the one on the board and replace it with one from the kit. If you can't solder, them you will need to find someone who can. Good luck.