Thursday , 28 March 2024

GForce GD250 Discharger | CompetitionX

GForce GD250 Discharger | CompetitionX

Guys that like to pull the most performance from their batteries know the secret of both charging and discharging. The new GForce GD250 can help with that, making sure your batteries can deliver power as needed!

With a max discharge rate of 35A, the GD250 can pull the power out of your LiPo, LiFe, LiHv, NiMh or NiCd packs in quick order. A large heat sink and large-diameter cooling fan help dissipate the heat and a real-time display on the front displays the condition of the discharge.

The GD250 uses exclusive discharge management software that you can display on your Windows PC. Pretty slick.

G0317 GForce GD250 Discharger

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Tony Phalen - As an avid RC enthusiast, Tony has been building, bashing and racing RC Cars for over 30 years. He has participated in every kind of surface racing events - 1/18 scale trucks, 1/10 scale TC, Rock Racers, Rally - if it had wheels, he's raced it! He's also worked on both sides of the industry fence; collaborating with many major manufacturers (as well as being a sponsored driver) to working for a high-profile industry magazine. During this time he has learned many tricks, tips and techniques and is sharing that knowledge on CompetitionX - the most informative RC website on the internet!

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