I see. As checked, the diagram you've posted in Configuration C from the User Manual of PowerLab 6/8. However, I'm thinking charging from MPA adaptor might be difficult in terms of safety that you've concerned. MPA is equipped with 40A fuse for each of the connecting slot so I think if there's something going wrong, the fuse should help.
It's true that the balance jack supports 3A but it's replied on a condition. When the battery is only connected to the balance jack and other power lines are connected from the charger to the battery. If everything is connected (power lines and the balance jack), the charger can then deliver the charging current as you've adjusted.
When using the MPA adaptor charging 6 lipos of same number of S (Cell numbers) and same capacity, that's the perfect situation. Same S but different capacities, what I've got from the manual and some overseas forums talking about PowerLab chargers, the charger can still function but will target to the lipo with the smallest capacity, that means some of other lipos might not be fully charged when the charger appears to finish the task. So we need to check and charge up those not fully charged lipos in a second round charging.
This is what I've got from the manual and forums and hope this can favour our discussions. |