The Rage Squonk in silver finish is currently in stock at gearbest for only $62.99 (flash sale).
I prefer piece of mind too, which is why I recently got the Nitecore UMS4 that I previously mentioned. As an aside, the slots on it are longer than on any of the older models so 20700 and 21700 batteries are much easier to take out of the charger, and, the hump that's on each slider is also much bigger and smoother so as another bonus it doesn't grate against the bottom of the battery.
Mooch did a video on this particular subject not too long ago; up to a certain point slower charging generally is better for the battery, but I like to have the option to adjust the charging rate in such a way that the charging time matches the amount of time I am able to stay within reach of the charger and awake (for safety) so that I don't charge a battery faster than really is necessary for me.
What makes you think I have ever been mad about anything you posted? You just totally crack me up is all. Super subohming on a mech is nothing more than a personal preference; I am able to get better flavor that way, but it certainly isn't the only factor. As for the safety, .11 ohms on a single battery mech equipped with a Sony VTC5A is significantly above the CDR so it isn't recommended, and, that's why I haven't recommended it to anyone, but if you've watched
Minding Your mAhs Ep020 and you've watched it carefully, then you'll know that:
- recommending to stay at or below the CDR is necessary for those who are just starting out on a mech, and
- the reason why people can learn and then decide to go above the CDR with relative safety in mind is because they're an adult too so there's absolutely no need for you to constantly act childish about it.
I'm going to apologize for the fact you truly are childish. There's a reason why Mooch recommends to put a charger on a ceramic tile at least till charging is finished; fire ......ant plastics aren't completely fireproof and still give off smoke when something melts inside the charger, and, a charger designed such that it runs cooler increases the chance of giving less smoke─not always, but usually does give less smoke if it burns out.