In dealing with my RMA (REO mod Acquisition) disease, I have began to ponder on some future logistical support requirements; Power. Does anyone have some suggestions on safe quality battery chargers that can hold 4-8 batteries? I stress the safety part of cost. When I used to do radio controlled helicopters, I damned near burned my garage down with a cheap charger! I currently have a Pilia, but it only hold two batteries. Also, is there any place I can get AWR (I believe that's right) at a quantity discount?
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So, Harley05 which charger are you using? The prices do look great!
All my chargers even cell chargers etc are run thru a breaker bar for added protection My batt chargers will soon be on a stainless steel shelf for the extra safety My pila is in the house and my cheapo is in my truck 
We also have the nitecore 4 bay and like it a lot. We put the chargers on power strips so we just flip the power strip on and off for charging instead of plugging and unplugging the charger. We even take a power strip when we travel.
You guys are great! I mean, all I do is ask questions and you guys respond! I really wish I would would have just started off with a REO! I can only imagine where my level of knowledge would have been by now!
I am using an old cast iron stew pot with a heavy lid to charge batteries unattended. If something in there decides to burn, the only casualties will be a charger and the batteries.
I have an i4 too, but please be careful when stacking batteries (in a VV for example). You absolutely must check the voltage of the 18350 when you get them off the i4. The reason is that the i4 sometimes detects Li-Ion batteries with low voltage as full Ni-Cd batteries and doesn't charge them, but it will show them as full.
There is the XTar WP6 which has good reviews.
I have an i4 too, but please be careful when stacking batteries (in a VV for example). You absolutely must check the voltage of the 18350 when you get them off the i4. The reason is that the i4 sometimes detects Li-Ion batteries with low voltage as full Ni-Cd batteries and doesn't charge them, but it will show them as full.
There is the XTar WP6 which has good reviews.
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