ToolkitRC manufactures intelligent high-performance balance chargers, power supplies, and battery testers designed for RC hobbyists and FPV drone pilots.
ToolkitRC, founded in 2018 in Shenzhen, is a leading technology company dedicated to the development, production, and sales of intelligent RC products. Specializing in compact yet powerful balance chargers, ToolkitRC has gained a strong reputation among radio control enthusiasts for its innovative designs that feature intuitive color touchscreens and high power density.
The company’s product portfolio includes a wide range of DC and AC/DC smart chargers, such as the popular M-series (M6D, M8AC, M7) and Q-series, alongside robust power supplies and precise battery testing tools. ToolkitRC products are engineered to support various battery chemistries including LiPo, LiHV, LiFe, and NiMh, offering advanced features like internal resistance monitoring, signal testing, and customizable power delivery variables.
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To update the firmware, connect the charger to a PC via the USB cable while powered. The charger will appear as a removable USB drive. Copy the downloaded firmware file (.upd) into this drive, and the update will complete automatically.
Most ToolkitRC chargers support a wide range of battery chemistries, including LiPo, LiHV, LiFe, Lion, LTO, NiMh, and Pb (Lead-acid). Always verify the specific settings in the manual for your battery type.
ToolkitRC products generally carry a 12-month warranty against manufacturer defects from the date of purchase. This warranty covers parts and labor for defects in workmanship.
You can perform a manual voltage calibration by holding the exit or roller button while powering on (depending on the model) to enter the calibration menu. Use a high-precision multimeter to measure and match the voltage lecturas.
Yes, many models such as the M8 and M9 feature a power supply mode (PWM/DC output) allowing you to set a constant voltage and current to power other devices.