This is a small project I have done to connect my tiny whoop batteries to my B6AC charger. It connected batteries in a serial manner and then allow me to connect cells to the charger. Those extra pins also allow me to switch easily between 1-6 batteries.
My DIY serial charger adapter for tinywhoop batteries |
25-Feb-2017, 09:07 PM While that's a clean solution, I am worried about those wires! They are not rated for conducting large amount of current (might get overheat)... might be wise and safer to use thicker wires... 25-Feb-2017, 10:27 PM Thanks. Yes. That's right. However, I checked several times them during charging and they were ok. I think the reason is that they use 0.2mah and so don't get hot. |
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