So, I just recieved my power1000 - great appliance.  However, the DC power out via SDC to xt60 is wanting.  ONLY 10 amps??  Modern hobby chargers can take far more than that.  With about 130 Watts, I can only charge one of my big batteries at 1C.  This isn't great for something with so much power available.
Could you please make at least a 24-Volt version of the SDC to XT60?  Then we could at least get like 240 watts, which would still be low-powered, but would be viable for charging smaller batteries at the field... Or how about some kind of cable that combines both SDC ports to give like 500 Watts?  That would be nice.

For now, I have to bring a DC power supply and plug it into the power1000 and convert DC to AC and back to DC in order to get more than 130 watts out - this doesn't seem very efficient and is also a hassle.

Please make some higher-power SDC to xt60 cables.

Thanks -

I am also having that issue. I have a 100ah lithium that I am trying to incorporate with it, but I can't figure out how!

RCDRONEPROS Posted at 12-12 21:29
I am also having that issue. I have a 100ah lithium that I am trying to incorporate with it, but I can't figure out how!

there is fast charging module available . you wii get up to 1000 w available for charging your station . im planinig to get such today

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RCDRONEPROS Posted at 12-12 21:29
I am also having that issue. I have a 100ah lithium that I am trying to incorporate with it, but I can't figure out how!

What do you mean by "incorporate"?

Atlantis-99 Posted at 12-13 00:03
there is fast charging module available . you wii get up to 1000 w available for charging your station . im planinig to get such today

This is not the issue.

Oh , sorry , yes. its my bad , i missed the main idea.

mlentsch Posted at 12-13 11:52
What do you mean by "incorporate"?

I am trying to figure out how to get my 100ah battery that I already had to work with it. Otherwise, I will have to spend another $300 on the fast charger!

currenty the only way to get tbe available  power from your 100ah lithium would lbe using the either slow charger (100w (10+ hours to charge)  or the fast charger  - up to 1000w (depending on your discharge rate of your lithium)

I guess you could also use the solar charge controller also - but I would not recommend this - really not intended

Renames Posted at 12-23 22:33
currenty the only way to get tbe available  power from your 100ah lithium would lbe using the either slow charger (100w (10+ hours to charge)  or the fast charger  - up to 1000w (depending on your discharge rate of your lithium)

I guess you could also use the solar charge controller also - but I would not recommend this - really not intended

I think the topic starter means the XT60 as an regulated output . Now it have 10amps 12v output  , but it will be great to have more current . for example if you are in the field with FPV lipo battery sets you need to charge with iCharger or RCTools chargers etc that have XT60 inputs . And can charge with high outputs  those LiPo sets.
i think it will be great idea to have XT90 with higher Amps outup available for example as a dongle .