I expect the first batch will get shipped completely during next week, now I'm getting to about half way today. and that by mid March I can be delivering the second batch orders, but not all 25 on that date, this is why I took them out of stock to not confuse people.
by the way, I got updated battery chargers just a day before I started to deliver Apollos so the information in the manual is for the older version. So I give the updated information here too.
The charger has 3 different charge currents to be chosen. 0.25A, 0.5A and 1A. and USB mode. There is a round button on top, and with each click the charger chooses the next option. I recommend to choose the 1A, 3rd option. Otherwise it takes a longer time. If charger is unplugged, the setting will reset to 0.25A which means it takes over 12 hours to charge batteries so please keep this in mind. And if you choose the USB mode, 4th blue light, then it won't charge at all, only outputs 5V from the USB connector at the back.
When batteries are charging, red light is active on top of them, one for each battery. when they are ready, the light will turn green. here a photo of charger set at 1A and actively charging 2 batts.
by the way, I got updated battery chargers just a day before I started to deliver Apollos so the information in the manual is for the older version. So I give the updated information here too.
The charger has 3 different charge currents to be chosen. 0.25A, 0.5A and 1A. and USB mode. There is a round button on top, and with each click the charger chooses the next option. I recommend to choose the 1A, 3rd option. Otherwise it takes a longer time. If charger is unplugged, the setting will reset to 0.25A which means it takes over 12 hours to charge batteries so please keep this in mind. And if you choose the USB mode, 4th blue light, then it won't charge at all, only outputs 5V from the USB connector at the back.
When batteries are charging, red light is active on top of them, one for each battery. when they are ready, the light will turn green. here a photo of charger set at 1A and actively charging 2 batts.
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