eTronix Powerpal 3.0 AC/DC Performance Charger/Discharger - 80W 10A

No it cannot charge ID batteries.

Discharge is usually low (1 amp usually) so you may find you cannot adjust that more than 1 amp discharge for safety.

Yes that will charge on standard 7.4v unless you are running it in high voltage 7.6v mode.

I'm afraid not - it comes with a deans charge lead amongst others, so you could use this: ET0818

Yes it would and yes it does ;)

We find they are very good at waking up Nimh batteries if they haven't been used for a while - it would be best to set the charger at 4 amps for that battery and it will take around an hour.

That is a single charger a dual one would be something like this SCH-SK-100162

This can be changed but is set to 10000 mah but can be turned off.

You would need an EC5 charge lead  ET0263

Yes this does lipo balance, charge, discharge, storage, as well as all of the other battery types.

1 hour.

Yes it does.

Yes, thjis will beep when the battery is full

Yes that would work for you

Your 5000Mah battery at 1A will take 5 hours to charge, you would need to charge at a higher Amp.

As a rule of thumb normally 1C  ( Mah  divide 1000 = amps ) so you can charge your battery at 5A and this will then take 1 hour.

Yes it does.

It will charge them but wqe cannot source a charge lead for losi micro connectors i'm afraid.

10a is the maximum charge rate the watts are the power consumed by the charger , this will charge your batteries no problem.

They look to be a standard HV LiPo so yes this should work with an appropriate lead

Yes this is a UK mains plug in with the unit.

It can be yes , we are unsure on charge time based on a 12v input sorry.

Yes

Yes look at ET0271

I'm afraid we do not list a separate balance board for this charger.

Yes that will work fine.

Your C5015 includes a bullet to deans adapter, so just use the included deans lead with the charger

Yes

Yes that will work nicely with that

Yes that will charge those fine and should have spare capacity for the future

Yes this would charge CR294 

It includes a deans lead so yes would connect up to that fine

They are simple to setup - choose LiPo Balance Charge, set your voltage (6S 22.2V in your case), set your current (4.5Amps if your battery is a 4500mah), then press and hold enter to start charging.

Full charge should take around 45-60 minutes and it will beep when complete.

Yes that should work fine

Yes, this has an integrated 240v power supply

It has a 12v input - via small crocodile clips, however you could easily wire those into a 12v cigar lighter type socket if you wanted.

Yes

Yes these can charge up to 8S

yes

Yes it will charge 6S

That would charge that in around 1 hour

YEs that would charge those batteries fine

Yes this would work well - you just need a Tamiya charge lead eg CLTAM

Yes you'd want an LiHV charger

Yes these have a storage function

We're not a fan of parallel charging LiPo batteries - it's a bit "messy" and will just increase charge time.  Simpler and easier to charge individually.

But technically there's no limit it will just keep increasing the perceived mAh capacity of the battery that the charger "sees".  If you really want to do it, we'd recommend no more than 2 or 3 in parallel.