DIY LiPo Supercharger! (Charge, Protect, 5V/12V Boost V2)
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Date: 2020-12-06
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Comments and reviews: 10
Mustafa
1) Using some liquid flux for soldering may help for getting better results.
2) For the short circuit protection, limiting the current may be dangerous. I think that part should be updated in the upcoming versions!
All in all, great job and congratulations!
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1) Using some liquid flux for soldering may help for getting better results.
2) For the short circuit protection, limiting the current may be dangerous. I think that part should be updated in the upcoming versions!
All in all, great job and congratulations!
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Green_PC_Reaper
Maybe somebody from the comments or even Scott can help me, I want to build an Powerbank with an 3 Cell LiPo battery (I also want to switch them) but the huge problem is, that I don't knew which parts I should pick.
pls help
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Maybe somebody from the comments or even Scott can help me, I want to build an Powerbank with an 3 Cell LiPo battery (I also want to switch them) but the huge problem is, that I don't knew which parts I should pick.
pls help
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PowerScissor
As a very uneducated tinkerer, would there be an easy way for me to swap out components to get more amps from the 12v supply?
Not sure if that would require a complete different choice, or just a few component swaps.
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As a very uneducated tinkerer, would there be an easy way for me to swap out components to get more amps from the 12v supply?
Not sure if that would require a complete different choice, or just a few component swaps.
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Theo
Really cool! It just so happened that I made a QC2. 0 PCB very recently for a powerbank which used a TPS61088 and such an e-Fuse. That chip was QFN-20 and I just wish it was so easy to solder as this one (for SMD standards ofc.
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Really cool! It just so happened that I made a QC2. 0 PCB very recently for a powerbank which used a TPS61088 and such an e-Fuse. That chip was QFN-20 and I just wish it was so easy to solder as this one (for SMD standards ofc.
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dan
Nice video and I am glad your design advanced into production.
I searched Elektor's site and didn't find the Gerber or schematics (all I saw were some specs.
Efuse? I am not familiar with this component
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Nice video and I am glad your design advanced into production.
I searched Elektor's site and didn't find the Gerber or schematics (all I saw were some specs.
Efuse? I am not familiar with this component
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Bart
The first revision was my very first assembled smd board and I used it for my college project and It sure wasn't easy to build but worked great! Thanks!
I'll probably use this one for my next project!
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The first revision was my very first assembled smd board and I used it for my college project and It sure wasn't easy to build but worked great! Thanks!
I'll probably use this one for my next project!
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Solderking
Great video and awesome board! I recommend that you clean that flux with some iso. It'll help the people you influence to clean their boards as well which is just a great thing to practice.
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Great video and awesome board! I recommend that you clean that flux with some iso. It'll help the people you influence to clean their boards as well which is just a great thing to practice.
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Greg
This is great news. Really excited about your projects in kit form. I'd love to see them all, but I guess you should start with the most popular. Thanks for all your really excellent work
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This is great news. Really excited about your projects in kit form. I'd love to see them all, but I guess you should start with the most popular. Thanks for all your really excellent work
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Calm
Awesome project! Love it. Request for future project, convert an ordinary clothing iron to an SMD hot plate. Lcd/led display to shows target temperature and real world temperature.
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Awesome project! Love it. Request for future project, convert an ordinary clothing iron to an SMD hot plate. Lcd/led display to shows target temperature and real world temperature.
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calculusentropy
Fantastic. Love the constant improvement. Oh, and you should check out AMTECH 559 flux, will make your solder joints perfect esp with low melt solder.
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Fantastic. Love the constant improvement. Oh, and you should check out AMTECH 559 flux, will make your solder joints perfect esp with low melt solder.
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