New Charger Time, Help Needed

The 1210i does not have a built in balancer and has 180watts of output power. The 0610iNet is a 250watt charger and has a balancer built in. Both will do lipo, a123s, NiXX and Pb. The 1210i will do 2C lipo charging while teh 0610I is 1C. The 0610iNet has a data port and can connect to your PC and it the firmware is upgradable. My 0610iNet has been upgraded 3 times and gets a little better an safer each time.

As far as a power supply, I use a 345watt Radio Shack ai got a super deal on used - it was like new in teh box, orig owner looks like he never used it. There are PC power supplies you can find for little or nothing and mod into a DC PS if you're inclined or ones like this one -

http://www.hobbypeople.net/gallery/158301.asp

or this one -

http://store.buyreliant.com/servlet/...Pyramid/Detail

Pyramids are cheapest I've seen and have a good rep, they also have a 30amp supply.

thanks guys for the help....ok ,i'm sure i'm gonna go with the hyperion eos0610i....since ive had good luck with my 5i...just trying to figure out the PS as i don't really know where to start as far as a size to easily charge my batteries ,so i'll need to do some searching....Thanks guys for the links above,I'll check them out
one more question ....am i safe in assuming that i need about 20 amps ?? .....thanks again

would this be enough power for the Hyperion eos0610i charging 5s 5000 lipo...thanks again guys Competition Electronics 14V/23A Regulated DC Power Supply [CEI3710]

This is the awesome 23 amp regulated DC power supply from Competition Electronics! This highly efficient power supply is both lightweight and compact, making it easy to take to the track. With the maximum current handling capacity of 23A at 14V nominal output, this power supply can run all your chargers, dynos and other equipment with ease! It can easily charge multiple batteries at 5-6 amps each, without breaking a sweat. Features: Based on switched mode technology. Compact and lightweight. High efficiency and less heat dissipation. Protected against short circuit, over current and over voltage. Forced air cooling and over temperature shut down. Specifications: Input voltage: 120 VAC (Pre-set) or 230 VAC (Requires internal jumper) Output voltage: 13.8 VDC Current limit: 23 amps Temp. range: 0 - 40 degrees C AC Input: Detachable power cord DC Input: Terminals with tubular hole diameter 0.2" with set screw. Dimensions: 7" x 8.25" x 2.2" Weight: 3.5 lbs.

Originally Posted by CRTIM

first off I would suggest either the 0610i or the 0610i duo ( which will charge 2 packs at once)...I have the 0610i which I am very satisfied with and I use the Ofna 14v, 18 amp PS which is more than enough. All you need from your PS to charge a 6s 5000 pack is 130 watts

Originally Posted by azjc

first off I would suggest either the 0610i or the 0610i duo ( which will charge 2 packs at once)...I have the 0610i which I am very satisfied with and I use the Ofna 14v, 18 amp PS which is more than enough. All you need from your PS to charge a 6s 5000 pack is 130 watts

thanks for the great info ....i will go with the 0610i as i don't think i really need the duo(yeah,i say that now...lol) i'll definetly look for the ofna PS,thanks for the info,appreciate it..