The 4-bay DJI branded hub for $90 does what the
3-bay Spinido does for half the price, but yes, one less bay. Both expect an external source such as your DJI power supply, but can also take a standard 5.5mm x 2.1mm barrel connector. So it seems you could easy get or make a 5.5mm x 2.1mm barrel connector for the SkyRC charger.
The B6AC puts out 18V6A whether you are connected to AC or DC. So then it is a matter of figuring out how to connect to the batteries. The cheap strips with connectors on them, the hub type that also holds the batteries, a dividing into a bunch of leads for each battery.
I have only seen the multiple leads connected to a AC charger. The hubs like the Spinido take a standard barrel connector input.
If you are rotating 4 batteries, it seems a product like the Spinido would be fine. Hot battery comes out of the drone and is put to the side to cool. then the most charged battery in the hub is put in the drone. Then when you run that battery down, you put the cooled battery in the hub and take the most charged of the other two out, etc. etc. You could rotate 5 batteries as there wouldn't be time with the hub not full and a battery cooling.
Something like the B6AC can also be set at a slower charge rate if you don't want to fast charge, for longer battery life.
The B6AC can also be used to discharge.
Last but not least, it isn't limited to one function, as in the case of you guys who had one for other batteries but can also use it for the Phantom batteries.
If anyone is doing what I am suggesting, where did you get barrel connector cables from or did you find a way to get some battery connectors without buying a charger?
Thanks