FAQ:
	I have a 4 cell 1800 Mah NICAD Battery, what should the charge rate be set at?		Most Nicads can be charged up to 3X their capacity without damaging the pack. For RC use, most people charge at a C1 rate which 1X the capacity, so in this case, 1800 mah or 1.8 Amp would be the charge rate.
	I have heard that I don't need to cycle NIMH batteries because they do not have memory. Is this true?		All NICAD and NIMH packs should be "Primed" when you first get them. To properly prime a new battery, charge the pack for 20-24 hours at a C/10 rate (capacity/10). Then you should cycle the pack to ensure the capcity of the pack is reached when fully charged.
	How often should I cycle my batteries?		Once the pack is in use, Cycling allows you validate the capacity of the pack. This should be annually or bi-annually. Once the pack has depleted 20% of the rated capacity it should not be used anymore.
	The Bantam 301 has an adjustable cut off voltage when a battery is cycled. What is this and how do I set it?		All Cyclers terminate the discharge at a predetermined pack voltage or a specific voltage per cell. Some chargers set that cut off volatge too high. The 301, you should set the cut off voltage at .9V per cell. In the case of a 4 cell pack, that is 3.6V.
	What size AC/DC power supply is recommended for the Bantam 301?		Any AC/DC power supply that can output 7 amps or more is recommended. The output needed is dependant upon the volatge of the pack and the charge rate that you want to charge the pack at.
	How long should my Charge Cables be?		The shorter the cable, the less resistance. If you need a longer charge cable, increase the Gauge of the cable. Most cables these days are 22G. I personally have made my own charge cables from 18G wire and the length up to 36" without any issues.
	The Bantam 301 does not have a Heat Sink, is this a problem?		Not at all. The case is designed to dissapate the heat the charger develops during the charging and discharging of a pack. The case will reach as high as 125 F. This is normal. Always make sure any charger is well ventalted and the vents are not blocked.
	I never heard of Bantam? Who are they?		Bantan is an OEM manufacturer making chargers for other companies for several years. Some of the more "popular" chargers on the market have been made by Bantam.
	Can I use this charger with my Duralites?		If your Duralites are the newer versions using Li-Ion or Li-Poly (Duralite Plus) then yes. The safety Circuitry in the packs is comptable with the Bantam 301.