ATORCH DL24P 180W Electronic Load Tester

In this video we test the ATORCH DL24P 180W Electronic Load Tester

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[mannyfragoza]

Im thinking on getting this exact unit. Thanks Brad

[RinksRides]

so when the vreg for the 3.3V dies, don't waste your time trying to find a replacement. Just jerry rig a new voltage regulator in there. Left pin=GND, middle=Vin, Right=Vout. Your welcome. It's the little black chip center above the screen just under the black bracket for the heatsink.

[tatkosmolko]

Hi bought day before at official ali shop atorch for 35 dolls . Good to put some heatsink to shunt resistors and maybe even doubling diode or using more powerfull one and changing power transistor for better one.
Have a nice day.

[ccwstraightshooter]

If I’m testing my 768WH 12v power station for capacity, what CC in amps do I set it at and what cutoff voltage?

[ytnax]

Great simple video! However, I have a crazy question, that no one seems to ever answer or test? That is when you don't know the continuous amp output. IE: I have 2 lithium cells one is 10A continuous output, and I have one that is 25A continuous. However, they are both without any information on the battery. How can I test each of these to know how much continuous and peak power rating a battery his capable of? This could also be used for taking a bunch of random naked cells and seeing which ones are close enough to use together. As you know we can test voltage, and capacity, but this would give us the full picture of what a battery is capable of. Hope you can help. Thanks for the great video!

[daltonsband]

Could you use this on a larger battery like a valance?

[reneeccrn]

Love your video, but, your barn door is open. 😊

[leeoliver]

I think you should only take the battery down to 3.2 or 3 volts at the lowest.

[HomebaseRotterdam]

Hey... very good video.
But my attention keeps getting taken away because your fly is open.😳

[briangriffiths]

The app 'looks a little janky'. WTF does that mean?