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[Gene GeRue <genegerue AT ruralize.com>]

> Granted, when it happens it fries the batteries, too, if they're plugged in
> the charger or even sitting next to the charger when the flames start, along
> with your workbench, shop, house or whatever. The fire can start without
> batteries even being plugged in the charger.

By the way, I had always thought I should remove the battery pack from the 
charger after the light stopped blinking, which indicates that full charge 
has been attained. The DeWalt guy said, no, you can just leave it in there; 
the battery will not overcharge and it will always be ready at top charge.