Hey guys welcome a new review by DJSPRC. Today I want to talk to you guys about the Onyx 110. Made by Durotracks. It's a compact charger. It's ACDC for NIMH and NICAT batteries. Basically these kind of batteries here. Great charger. Built to charge your NIMH. Basically ACDC 110, 11 to 15 volts. Charges 4 to 8 cell. NICATs are NIMH. Let's open the box and see what's inside. First thing you'll notice, your instructions. I would recommend extremely to take the time and read these instructions here. Even I'm telling you a little bit about the charger. It is worth it. Always read your instructions. Now take the charger out of the box. Put this aside right here. And I'll show you what you get. You get a physical charger. We have three kinds of plugs on it. These are 110. These guys here are your 12 volts. And you have your output that goes to your battery. And you have a 4-1 right here to build your charger. Field packs. Your radio packs. Separately. This is basically for your nitros, your gas engines, that using a 6 volts. Or 4.8. This is the port you'll be able to use here. Now let's say you're charging your battery here. Charging this guy. Turn around. You plug this guy in. And you plug this guy in 110. You'll see in from the charger you have 1 amp, 2 amp, so 4 amp. On AC, this charger will do a maximum of 2 amps. Even if you put a 4 amp, it won't charge at 4 amps. It will only charge at 2 amps. The reason is the internal power supply is not strong enough to be able to do a 4 amp. If you want to use this 4 amp, these plug comes to play now. This is where you're going to plug it through an external power supply. A car battery, a truck battery. A boat battery. Anything that's is a 12 volts. As long as you don't surpass the power voltage, that's 11 to 15 volts. That's the only way you'll be able to get your 4 amps. Now let's say you're using the 110, pop out at 2 amps. If you're charging something that's higher than 2 amps. Like at 4,000 or 3,000 or 2,000. But let's say you're charging at 1,500. I would recommend that at 1 amp. If you don't want to damage your battery. Now let's say one day you're in a rush. You need to charge that 1,500 battery faster. Go ahead and put at 2 amps. Once in a while, it's good. But besides that, you keep it at 1 amp. Now something over at 2 amps. You put at 2 amps, so let's say it's 3,000, so on. Now let's say you want to use the 4 amps and you have a 5,000. And you have access to 12 volts. The 4 amp will work. And it has auto peak detection and trickle mode. Basically, let's say your battery is fully charged. And you just don't have time to remove from the charger. What the charger will do is go and trickle charge. We'll keep that battery picked up to the max you can take. If you guys like this video, hit the like button in the corner. If you dislike, hit the dislike button. And don't forget to subscribe if you have any questions. I'll post them in the comments below. I'll build to answer you guys. Thanks.