This is a dumb question...

[benhar]

But I'm gonna ask it. I have an Eagletac 3100mah battery that I charge with an XTAR. Going to get a 3400 Eagletac to feed my next flashlight purchase. Any problems charging them at the same time?

 

[AnAppleSnail]

If they are charged separately (2 channel charger) GREAT! If they are charged in series, you'll kill one or both cells.

 

[ChrisGarrett]

But I'm gonna ask it. I have an Eagletac 3100mah battery that I charge with an XTAR. Going to get a 3400 Eagletac to feed my next flashlight purchase. Any problems charging them at the same time?

I have EagleTac 3100s and an Xtar WP2 II charger and I believe that the two channels are independant of each other, so you would be fine in that instance, is my thought.

Chris

 

[hiuintahs]

But I'm gonna ask it. I have an Eagletac 3100mah battery that I charge with an XTAR. Going to get a 3400 Eagletac to feed my next flashlight purchase. Any problems charging them at the same time?

No not at all as long as both bays are independently controlled.

 

[välineurheilija]

You dont say what model of Xtar you have but i think they all have individual charging bays so no problems whatsoever :)

 

[benhar]

It's the WP2 II, which if I recall correctly has independent channels?

 

[ChrisGarrett]

It's the WP2 II, which if I recall correctly has independent channels?

Yes, it is.

I've charged at 500mA, a 14500 in one bay and a 16340 in the other, but that's at the same charge rate. I wouldn't charge a 18650 at 500mA, although I could do one of those and even one of the others, at the same time, but I wouldn't do the smaller cells at 1A.

A 3100 and a 2600, or a 2900 and a 3400, no issues, but for time of charge.

Chris