Victor electronics, the love and the hate

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Re: Victor electronics, the love and the hate

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Post by RS Chris » Mon Apr 18, 2016 9:39 pm

I had a SUPER IQ 2 about 15 yrs ago I got from the first shop/track I worked at when it closed. When I first started using it the thing would kill 1 out of 4 battery packs. But I was using 5-6 yr old packs that were pretty shot. Once the charger got some use on it with new fresh batteries it worked great. It was just big compared to most charger. Not really sure what happened to it.

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