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Post #108977883 added 12-05-2017 7:20 AM by only1love in Hot Deals
A lot of bad reviews :(
Post #108898951 added 12-03-2017 11:46 PM by NE0tekk in Hot Deals
No blog but I've been documenting the process with pictures. I basically follow a few youtube channels of people doing similar things such as the average joe and jehugarcia. I have a source for dirt...
Post #108898699 added 12-03-2017 11:29 PM by warlock110 in Hot Deals
yeah, the disassembling of the pack in case some cell goes wrong is just painful. I wouldn't even want to go that far lol. The ebay packs does not have BMS, it's just a voltage cap control,...
Post #108898347 added 12-03-2017 11:10 PM by NE0tekk in Hot Deals
I hear ya. I'm familiar with the 36v packs being sold on ebay for around $1.50 a cell with shipping included. I believe it's 20 cells, 10s2p, and has a bms on it. These are from decommissioned hover...
Post #108898135 added 12-03-2017 10:58 PM by warlock110 in Hot Deals
These packs max out at 2A 5V. I have another pack that will do 3-24V at 3A... costs more though. There's a few option for you. IMO laptop battery are very little use these days, they don't carry...
Post #108898087 added 12-03-2017 10:56 PM by kcoconut in Hot Deals
So whats the final verdict? Buy or not buy :O Seems like a lot of negative at the moment.
Post #108897975 added 12-03-2017 10:49 PM by Thumbeth in Hot Deals
Got some thank you!
Post #108897659 added 12-03-2017 10:33 PM by NE0tekk in Hot Deals
What's the max amperage for the USB output of your DIY pack? I've been salvaging a ton of laptop batteries to build a portable power unit with a true sine wave inverter and a full BMS.
Post #108897091 added 12-03-2017 10:11 PM by Masejoer in Hot Deals
Grade letter doesn't mean manufacturer.
Post #108897031 added 12-03-2017 10:10 PM by TheMothaDucker in Hot Deals
It takes forever to run out too. I bought this black Friday 2016 for 26 bucks.. I think I've charged it a dozen or so times and I use it weekly to charge 2 high drain high capacity phones. For 17...
Post #108896759 added 12-03-2017 10:04 PM by warlock110 in Hot Deals
Yep, i have a DIY case sitting next to me with very similar dimension (and it loads 8 X 18650). I load them with salvage laptop battery at around 2200 mAh each, and it doesn't even charge my iphone 4...
Post #108896715 added 12-03-2017 10:02 PM by thegreatfixer in Hot Deals
what are Grade A Li-Po cells i know with Li-Ion it means Sanyo Panasonic or LG
Post #108896671 added 12-03-2017 10:01 PM by Masejoer in Hot Deals
No - you want something supporting USB-PD. $70 and up.
Post #108895971 added 12-03-2017 9:37 PM by roadrun777 in Hot Deals
That is the problem with all of these rechargeable packs, most of them use standard sized batteries because they are cheaper (you don't have to special order) and they already have the charging...
Post #108895403 added 12-03-2017 9:18 PM by NE0tekk in Hot Deals
Lol, yea, I opened this thread to see if it was actually 24ah. Seeing as how the highest capacity 18650 cells are slightly greater than 3000mah, that would mean this pack is built using 8x of the...
Post #108894531 added 12-03-2017 8:57 PM by mindoholic in Hot Deals
Doesn't charge just overnight.... Takes even longer. Bada Boom!
Post #108893403 added 12-03-2017 8:28 PM by fld in Hot Deals
If it is the same as the one we have, it's charging rate is pretty low that if you are using your phone while charging the battery level will just keep dropping, instead of increasing.
Post #108892695 added 12-03-2017 8:11 PM by r3a1ist in Hot Deals
In don't think these use 18650s. Lithium Polymer is less expensive.
Post #108890627 added 12-03-2017 7:23 PM by bads3ctor in Hot Deals
Also....No way they are using brand named 3000mAh 18650 cells at < $2 a cell.
Post #108889811 added 12-03-2017 7:06 PM by warlock110 in Hot Deals
this has no chance of 24000 mAh, i highly doubt they use 3000 mAh cells. Charging time can't be look at by simply dividing the numbers, the charge moves in a curve, if this thing is max at 1A 5V...
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