About the same situation here.

I looked into this, even made one up but the globe I have to have a constant load on 5 and 12V gets a bit warm...

I found that some Acer slimline PC's have a laptop style power supply that's 19V @ 7.1 Amps, which my icharger is more than happy with and allows me to charge a 2 cell lipo at around 12-13 Amps.

And all I did was solder a different plug on the end no messing around at all and it's solid as a rock and won't upset any clubs with insurance issues etc with converted PC power supplies.

I have done this with a few 5A chargers and it is another option. Most chargers are happy with 11V to 18V. 19V seems high but if it works it works. Most chargers I have used use the N plug that can easily be found at Radio Shack.

Yeah the icharger will take up to 20V input which is why it works :)

Very good info in this thread, thanks guys! I have a PSU or two laying around so even if I am afraid to do any cutting, splicing soldering or whatever I can show somebody this thread and get them to do it for me :)

p.s. Yes I am dead serious...lol I am terrible at anything with solder or dremelling or pretty much anything where a tool is used to cause destruction!