Here is what I'm working on:

Avant RC
Scorpion Power Systems
Thunder Power RC
Kontronik Drives

That is a very impressive set up. OICU812 aka shawn is mocking one up as we speak and I will be following. Great job.

Yup guilty as charged, copied Justins pretty much to the T, only thing I did different was use some EC5s in the middle connects to chargers in case I wanted to seperate one out, or use diff supplies etc, I like to make things very flexible. Thanks to Justin for help in locating the little things to make this super slim nice case setup work out!!

I will build another as well once the new TP chargers are out to try as well.

...Once upon a time there were Nitros, flybars and frequency pins...

Lookin' good guys. That Pelican case looks like it has perfect dimensions for a compact, yet powerful charging solution.

Mikado
Edge Blades

My yellow Pelicans

Big case but do the job. ;-)

(Good flight end up with ...... big smile :D)

Here is mine took out the Alpha, TP added another Duo

YES I'm a Heli addict

Those pelican cases sure do make a nice box but dang are they expensive!!!

They'll come in handy if you ever feel the need to subject your charging boxes to the worst that mother nature can dish up.

Stupidity can be cured. Ignorance is for life!

my station

Hello everyone here is mine almost done. I started with an aluminum case from harbor freight . I am a nitro guy so I didnt need anything crazy, So I used my 25 amp power supply and a 12v 7ah battery for when there is no power. The only tricky thing was I wanted to connect both my balance boards to a switch so what I did was use two relays with four outputs on each , I then ran them side by side and connected the 8 wires that come out of each board to the relays. Just for the heck of it I installed a fan to help cool things off when the lid is screwed down . I still have to get one more switch so I can swoitch from the battery and the power supply. I am also going to put anpther piece of aluminum up in front of the bantam charger when I get to it so all those wires will be hidden. I am planing on adding a hyperion duo charger for when I get the e aurora but as you can see there is pleny of room. I would also like to say thanks for the guys that posted here many of your ideas ended up in mine so thanks

pretty cool guys

Here's my setup

4 1010 chargers and a IOTA 55 amp power supply and a 2000 watt Yamaha generator, I can run all for chargers at 8 amps with 5s packs. Thats enough for a weekend flyer like myself.
Jeff

NITRO AND FLYBARS ARE A THING OF THE PAST

Nice Jeff! How you liking the Yamaha?

Mikado
Edge Blades

Its nice

Just picked it up saturday before I went out to fly and ran it all day, very happy with it so far.
Jeff

NITRO AND FLYBARS ARE A THING OF THE PAST

looks kinda heavy Jeff lol

Going to come up with another scheme to support the 820CD TP big blocks as well, should be sweat as well.

...Once upon a time there were Nitros, flybars and frequency pins...

Lighter

It weighs in just a hair lighter than the Honda.

NITRO AND FLYBARS ARE A THING OF THE PAST

I got Yamaha EF1000iS (1000W)
A hair lighter and quieter than Honda.
Both are good Gen. tho.
$3.00 run all day......

(Good flight end up with ...... big smile :D)

This is what I came up with!!

I have two TP-610c Chargers with a 30 amp power supply underneath them. They are inside a T-rex 450 parts case.

Team Synergy, Synergy E5, E7, E9, N5c

Yamaha

I have a yamaha ef1000is inverter generator for sale if anyone is interested. It is lighter than a honda and does run all day on a tank of fuel. Only 8-10 hours of run time on this one.

Enjoy things that money can buy IF you don't lose the things money can't buy.

Here is what I threw together this winter.

It consist of six iChargers, four 208B's and 106B's. The four 208B's each have their own 18 volt 20amp power supply and the two 106B's share a 14 volt 20amp power supply. The 208B's can each be turned on separately and the 106B's come on together via the five switches. The banana connectors next to each switch allow other chargers to be hooked to my power supplies or allow you to input power to each charger from an outside source.

The three cooling fans blow air inside to the power supplies and vent via 1.5" holes under each charger. The chargers are elevated 1/8" to allow this. Being that the iChargers case acts as the heatsink, I figured that this would allow the power supplies and chargers to remain as cool as possible. Each power supply also has it own built in variable speed cooling fan as do the chargers them selves.

I can charge eight 6S 5000 packs at 1.5C with just the 208B's and still have the two 106B's available for smaller packs, Rx and Tx batteries. The 208B's are rated for 350 each and the 106B's are 250 watts each.

Blake McBrayer
Fromeco Factory Rep

Don't come off the throttle untill you see your GOD!

Blake --- me like that box