I learn a lot from your videos. Still learning the basics of electronics and batteries. Thanks!!

Vuaeco : * builds a phone that lasts a month* Also vuaeco : i have this portable charger, its very light. In all honesty thank you for your videos i watch them everytime you release a new one. It even inspired me to repair one of my sons toys that the battery pack was broken. It used to take 2 AAs but i replaced that with a 18650. It last forever now. Even after 3 months we only used 25 percent of the battery. Thank you again for all of this!

@vuaeco

2 жыл бұрын

LOL! I'm kind of backwards a bit. My phone charger weighs only a few grams whereas my actual phone weighs half a kilogram! Way to go Evan, eventually everything you own that runs on AA will be powered by 18650s. :D

@evanbisson159

2 жыл бұрын

@@vuaeco I think i opened a can that i will never be able to close by converting that toy hahaha :) thanks for the reply!

@JR-zw2vb

2 жыл бұрын

Haha! Your kiddo just lost an excuse to get a new toy!

@evanbisson159

2 жыл бұрын

@@JR-zw2vb absolutely haha

your channel is so amazing, i dont know why no has more views

@fun_ghoul

2 жыл бұрын

Because Poogle has to sell a new war every week for Unkkkle Sam. Yes, Vu rocks the casbah.

"Honey, did you bring the charger for my phone?" "Yes. Here it is. Oh, and here's the 2000 page manual to charge it properly. Or see this video." 🤣

Hey Vuaeco, i like your idea but in my case, i used a step down converter, which has an output of 20 amps max. (10$). I use a usb c pd trigger board (10$) to get 20 volts from a powerbank and then step the voltage down to 4.2 and in my case CC 10 amps, so 42 watts. Works flawlessly.

@vuaeco

2 жыл бұрын

You are stepping the voltage up from a power bank to 20V and then step down to 4.2V? That's a lot of wasted power though.

@batterynerd8779

2 жыл бұрын

@@vuaeco yes, you are right. But the PD protocol supports 20, 15, 12, 9 and 5 Volts. So i have a lot to pick from.

@fun_ghoul

2 жыл бұрын

@@batterynerd8779 Just so I'm clear, the battery pack is 20v? I've defo contemplated stepping down instead of stepping up, but I envisioned a 2S pack stepped down from 8.*v to 5v. Even so, 20v would make using power tool packs (e.g. DeWalt) simple... 🤔

I just bought 3 charging modules to charge my batteries. Thank you for the tip.

I follow you from Egypt, a wonderful effort, very distinctive, practical and useful. All thanks, greetings, respect and appreciation to you, I look forward to more wonderful videos.

@vuaeco

2 жыл бұрын

Greetings Egypt and thank you.

yes you can connect them to increase the amp limit, just a parallel connection of 6 of them, but you have to have a 12 Amp supply

Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Very appereiceited

New to your channel. Love the content.

Good videos like always, keep them good videos coming 👍🏻

This is crazy. I love it

Nice video

Bro, you have a new subscriber!! thanks

Cool thanks Vuaeco.

These modules are pretty hot that if you touch it might burn your finger during the charging process, I sugest to use a small heatsink or small fan is better for these stacked modules, Otherwise the board will melting your usb cable

Brilliant video, thanks 👍

Thanks for sharing

i made the same thing, i use a powerbank module (ip5328p) to charge mine. It charges at 18w. It can also be used as a power bank. I'm using molicel p42a 4200mah 21700, my iPhone 6s has a total capacity of 21ah. It takes about 1hr30 minutes to charge the battery.

"Upgraded" love it

That glowing wire was fun, but for sheer exhilaration, it's hard to beat -dropping- making accidental contact while using a folding Allen key set on your Headway pack. It shorted 7 cells, and glowed like a stove on high in about 3 seconds. I used a sharpening steel to smack it off, but not before the end went molten, leaving the screw head completely smooth. Oh, did I mention that this was in the kitchen? 🤤 #DIYWelding

@vuaeco

2 жыл бұрын

LOL. That's one way to forge a new tool! :D

Thanks for the idea Maybe you could fast charge a modded power bank

Very informative especially for novices like me. I wonder - can you use the same approach to charging 32650 LiFePo4 batteries?

wow , nice video

I want to ask about the ip5306 module, by combining it with a parallel circuit, how much current will come out through the output to the load?

do have a video how did build that case holder with 18650 batteries for that iphone?

just go buy a lipi charger for about $30 and call it a day they can easily go up to 17a -20a thus saving you double the waiting time time is money and time is valuable

@vuaeco

2 жыл бұрын

Which lipo charger that can go up to 20A for $30?

@skyforce1983

2 жыл бұрын

@@vuaeco toolkit m6d does 15a price shouldn’t be a factor on items like this cause u get what u pay for

Thank for the Video, by this tutorial, I can charge my 24 volt battery E bike I just try to charge each of 1S moduel battery so, 6 module battery charging seperately, so I can safely to charge my battery without any Inbalance and not use any BMS for my e Bike, and because of that, I need to change wire diagram of my E bike charging method, but that's fine, better then Using BMS

mantap bang

Did you fully charge your pack and how was the heat during the charge at 7+ amps?

@vuaeco

2 жыл бұрын

Not this particular pack because I need to run it down to empty to see how long it lasts on a single charge. But I did try this IP5306 board on other Tesla cells and they stay cool at full load. This is much better than the TP4056. The only problem is, you have to run it at 2 Amps each and not lower.

@milvolts1

2 жыл бұрын

@@vuaeco , I see . That phone battery pack is something to behold. For people that use their phones in the shop it's ideal. Amazing stuff as always. Thanks for all you do brother

@kasunperera4625

Жыл бұрын

@@vuaeco u answerd what i looking for.from Ip5306 how long u charge? charging after diddnt u notice any heat at all? Looks it is stable.thank you for making usefull honest video with practical experiment its soo cool.keep it up.

@kasunperera4625

Жыл бұрын

@@vuaeco is this ip5306 has low voltage protection like Tp4056 ?

Hello, nice work. Do you have a link to the boards? Regards

hello vuaeco i love watching youre videos but i have a problem. i have a scooter 48 volt 1000watt and it bearly hit 25 km/h on straight road im 80kg btw. do you know why its so slow and what i can do?

@vuaeco

2 жыл бұрын

Could possibly your controller can only support that much output. Or your battery might have a problem. If you have a new set of better battery and controller, swap it out one by one and you can possibly figure out the problem.

@lijanaklasauskiene3456

2 жыл бұрын

@@vuaeco hello thank you for replying:) i dont have any controller or battery laying around but the website where i bought the scooter from says tha the controller has 21 amp. if you want to see the website search for (stay classy n2 performence)

@fun_ghoul

2 жыл бұрын

@@lijanaklasauskiene3456 That defo is slow. My 48V ebike will do 50 km/h on the flats, and over 60 with a downhill. EDIT: I weigh 120kg, and my bike is another 35 or 40. Do you know how to use a multimeter? Also, how long did you charge your battery when you first got it? If the bike moves at all, it's likely a battery problem...

@lijanaklasauskiene3456

2 жыл бұрын

@@fun_ghoul ik i have a friend with 36 volt and 350 watt motor and even that goes 30 kmh

there is a smaller charger even

Harika proje

Sir Can I use 30 pec tp4056 in parallel for 30A? Please answer me. Thanks from Bangladesh

In connected 3pcs of tp4056 in parallel, but to my surprise only one is showing red light for charging while the remaining 2 only show blue light, can you tell me if not all tp4056 can be connected in parallel or i need to change any on the board ?

@s76103

11 ай бұрын

i have same problem, i afraid it can become a bomb

IP5306 , 4 pCBs connections can you show in diagram, I have a little confusion over the current distribution the way you connected all the 4 boards together.

What power suply you have that can handle 5v 8A??

@vuaeco

Жыл бұрын

Computer power supply. I made a video about it before I made this video. You can find it in my video list.

My question what is the temperature of the boards Tp4056 made one with 2x Tp4056 and it got hot to a point I had to stop charging 175degrees and higher I will Try to make one with 3x Tp4056

So 20 of the big boys = 1 DeWalt fast charger. Cool.

@vuaeco

2 жыл бұрын

5S4P?

@fun_ghoul

2 жыл бұрын

@@vuaeco I mean, right? DW fast charger is 8A, so...

@vuaeco

2 жыл бұрын

@@fun_ghoul Yes. Maybe we can find 20 of these inside that Dewalt charger?

Why not use a cc/cv Module?

Heat dissipation seems like it would be a problem.

Timeplaps charging??

You are really smart man, I have a question for you. I bought a battery pack that has a digital percentage display which is what I want and it can give 4.5 amps at 5v qc 3 and qc 4 it has lipo battery inside 2x 5000 mha 3.7v has battery + and - and 2 other little connections NIC. So my question, can I replace the lipo battery with lithium ion 2x 5000mha 3.7v and just use the + and - ? Will it stop charging at 100% and be safe ?

8ampere apakah aman untuk pemakaian jangka lama

Saya menggunakan tp4056 2 hari langsung rusak

It's not a balance charging method though is it???🤔🤔😳🇬🇧

@vuaeco

2 жыл бұрын

It is balanced because you only charge a 1S battery this way.

@EnglishTurbines

2 жыл бұрын

@@vuaeco Yes, but it's 5 separate cells. Just because they are in parallel doesn't mean they will all be at the same voltage....🤔😳🇬🇧

@marchoekstra1076

2 жыл бұрын

@@EnglishTurbines They always are the same voltage because they are always connected to each other. They balance the voltage automatically

Where can I buy that ip5306 board ?

@oldmgbs2

2 жыл бұрын

I found them on Amazon.

@kasunperera4625

Жыл бұрын

@@oldmgbs2 link please all tem have fake ip5306

What does it look like when it gets to the end of the charging cycle does the current fall down and then switch off at the correct battery voltage?

@vuaeco

5 ай бұрын

Yes, it will reduce the current and cut off at the end. It'll work just like one single unit, just faster.