Alternative battery charger (£0.99)
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Re: Alternative battery charger (£0.99)
Yea I guess the sonys arent made by sony anymore supposedly. I saw what some people were calling legit vtc4s pop up on a legit site a few months ago. Apparently there is a tool now to scan the barcodes and attempt to authenticate the battery.. thought I saw it over at /r/ecr. I use to build ecigs too.
Re: Alternative battery charger (£0.99)
Hi,
Frist charger you link is only for charge, and have no lithium protection circuit (which prevent overcharger and discharge).
I personnaly tried it with a step-up 3.7v => 5v , it worked but board heat was way too hot and made glue to melt! So i was afraid something burnt.
Then I tried this DC boost charger (can't found it cheaper on EU), it works now like a charm ! I associate it with a homemade battery pack 5000 mah (2x 2500mah - 14500 li-ion)
EDIT: here is a picture of the circuit in operation

Frist charger you link is only for charge, and have no lithium protection circuit (which prevent overcharger and discharge).
I personnaly tried it with a step-up 3.7v => 5v , it worked but board heat was way too hot and made glue to melt! So i was afraid something burnt.
Then I tried this DC boost charger (can't found it cheaper on EU), it works now like a charm ! I associate it with a homemade battery pack 5000 mah (2x 2500mah - 14500 li-ion)
EDIT: here is a picture of the circuit in operation

Re: Alternative battery charger (£0.99)
Hello,Nosfay wrote:Then I tried this DC boost charger (can't found it cheaper on EU), it works now like a charm ! I associate it with a homemade battery pack 5000 mah (2x 2500mah - 14500 li-ion)
I'm planning on my own Gameboy Zero Project and I'm searching for all components I'll need. Can you tell me, if this charger has a poweroff function like the Adafruit Powerboost or do you just cut off the 5V output when turning off your GBZ?
witti
Re: Alternative battery charger (£0.99)
Hi, there is no power off function, I cut of 5v with GB power switch.
Re: Alternative battery charger (£0.99)
i think this is the eu one:Nosfay wrote:Hi,
Frist charger you link is only for charge, and have no lithium protection circuit (which prevent overcharger and discharge).
I personnaly tried it with a step-up 3.7v => 5v , it worked but board heat was way too hot and made glue to melt! So i was afraid something burnt.
Then I tried this DC boost charger (can't found it cheaper on EU), it works now like a charm ! I associate it with a homemade battery pack 5000 mah (2x 2500mah - 14500 li-ion)
EDIT: here is a picture of the circuit in operation
here
i also found this not sure if its any good tho:
here
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