• Push the
Start
button on the charger faceplate
• Once the battery pack has peaked, the beeper will sound for about 45 seconds and the LED will
flash green. The charger is now on trickle charge. The beeper will sound once every few minutes
until the battery is disconnected.
• To re-peak the pack, simply push the
Start
button. This should be done without disconnecting the
battery pack. The beeper will sound once and the pack will charge until it peaks. It will then return
to trickle charge.
Charging 4/5 cell receiver packs
The Summit includes a universal charge lead so that you can charge all major brands of receiver
battery packs.
To charge the battery:
• Hook up the ends of the leads to the terminal of the charger, making sure to attach the red lead
wire to the red charger hook up. Next, attach the black lead wire to the black charger hook up.
• Connect the Summit to an appropriate DC power supply. The beeper will sound once, and the
LED will blink green, then red, then it will stop blinking.
• Plug the connector of the charge lead into the connector of the battery pack. The beeper will
sound once, and the LED will flash green.
• Select the charge rate for your battery pack. The MAXIMUM charge rate is two times the rated
capacity for batteries with a listed capacity of 600-1000mAh. Maximum charge rate for receiver
batteries with a rated capacity higher than 1000mAh is 2.0 amps (2000mAh.)
• Push the
Start
button on the charger faceplate.
• Once the battery pack has peaked, the beeper will sound for about 45 seconds, and the LED will
flash green. The charger is now on trickle charge. The beeper will sound once every few minutes
until the battery is disconnected.
• To re-peak the pack, simply push the
Start
button. This should be done without disconnecting the
battery pack. The beeper will sound once and the pack will charge until it peaks. It will then return
to trickle charge.
Charging Sub-C packs
The Summit includes a Tamiya connector charge lead so that you can charge sub-C packs that are
required to launch electric gliders. Certain slow flyer packs also have a Tamiya connector on them. To
charge the battery:
• Hook up the ends of the leads to the terminal of the charger, making sure that you attach the red
lead wire to the red of the charger hook up. Next, attach the black of the lead wire to the black
charger hook up.
• Connect the Summit to an appropriate DC power supply. The beeper will sound once and the LED
will blink green, then red, then it will stop blinking.
• Plug the connector of the charge lead into the connector of the battery pack. The beeper will sound
once, and the LED will flash green.
• Select the charge rate for your battery pack. If you are charging a 6/7-cell sub-C car pack, the
charge rate should be 4 amps (4000mA.)
• Push the
Start
button on the charger faceplate.
• Once the battery pack has peeked, the beeper will sound for about 45 seconds and the LED will
flash green. The charger is now on trickle charge. The beeper will sound once every few minutes
until the battery is disconnected.
• To re-peak the pack, simply push the
Start
button. This should be done without disconnecting the
battery pack. The beeper will sound once and the pack will charge until it peaks. It will then return
to trickle charge.
