Charge Your High Capacity Batteries 3x Fast Using TP4056

[@Hacktuber]

Please comment what you think about this method,thank you

[@lmwlmw4468]

That's exactly what I do with my 18650 packs...!!!! Great video.

[@Hacktuber]

Good stuff!

[@ronniepirtlejr2606]

Does the chip have reverse polarity protection? Maybe a built-in diode. If so, it would be fine!👍

[@Hacktuber]

This board do not have protection😔

[@harkbelial]

Don't leave it unsupervised and report after few charging cycles.

[@Hacktuber]

Yes this is unsafe method but I need it to try it bcz some youtubers share this hack.

[@hunters1274]

Exactly. Each module need to measure the battery voltage to know what stage of the charge to choose. It is not clear a module is measuring the battery voltage or other module's output! This method has been posted in KZbin numerous times and everyone have warned about it's dangers. You need to watch while it's charging, otherwise it can explode the batteries and cause fire in the house.

[@jdlech]

Without a load balancing circuit and current limiter, any variation of voltage - even in the microvolts - will cause one circuit to work harder than the others. This will lead to a positive feedback loop that will burn up one or more board. This is especially true of "smart" chips that vary the voltage as they detect the battery approaching full charge. If they don't vary the voltage at exactly the same time, you could induce a backflow of current from one board through the next that could (probably will) destroy one or all circuits. A burned out board could short itself and destroy the other two boards as well as the battery. It's not just load balancing, but also current direction limiting as you have to keep current from flowing from one board through the others. This could be done with a series of diodes. However, load balancing takes more than a few diodes. Load balancing circuits quickly become complex the more power supply boards you use. This is why ganging multiple power supplies is generally never done.

[@Hacktuber]

I agree, I will consider it in the future,in meanwhile I leave it to work and see what will happen bcz theory vs practice is 2 different worlds

Surely it works in current-limiting stage. I'm more curious how they'll behave when one of them turns to voltage-limiting stage. Does the current drop to 2A? does it pull power from the other 2 modules and fail?

[@jamesgazin9447]

It never occurred to me that this might work. I build my own e-cigarettes, and those little charger boards are prone to failure in e-cigs for multiple reasons. One is exposure to e-juice that gunks up the USB port. Another is restricted space that does not allow air-flow for cooling. Because of this, I design the 3D printed cases to make this particular part relatively easy to swap out. In the design I'm working on now, I created an isolated pocket for the board and planned to use a snap-in USB port for the connection to power, but this video gave me an idea: I don't HAVE to put the board in the e-cig at all! I can use a robust connector for the electrical connection to the case and keep the charger separate. Since most of my e-gigs use multiple cells in parallel, ganging up two boards could speed up charging. I'll be checking back on this video to see how multiple charging boards work out for other people. Thanks for the idea!

[@Hacktuber]

Great idea, you can do that project.

[@MiuiThemeIzan]

Porque utilizas el modulo antiguo? que no tiene protección contra corriente no sobrecalentamiento?

[@georgeaura]

How do you program those boards?

[@robertbauer6723]

There is a resistor on the board that sets the current. Programming is just changing the resistor for one with a different resistance

[@Hacktuber]

True,thx👍

[@bertloreto9507]

Two Aspirin tablet fixes my headache… but…i wonder if i took 6 tablets, would it go away quicker ? Or… would I? lol

[@andreascandra2603]

im using this method for 1,5 years, & still working until now

[@Hacktuber]

Good to know it works, it's a great charger module!

[@vencislavvankov4897]

Hello! What power supply are you using?

[@Hacktuber]

The model is DPS3005,30v 5amps regulated

[@garymcnemar6620]

Pretty cool, thank you for sharing 😀

[@Hacktuber]

Thx for support! 👍

[@pierrec1590]

You may want to conduct any long term testing in a fireproof enclosure...

[@Hacktuber]

Yes, safety first!

[@ishandiptagarai852]

Please don't use this.. it's hella inefficient..u can get 3A charging modules..the one i use is Ip2321..it supports high voltage lithium cells and programmable charging current.. it's better than this

[@Turbo7785]

Sure you're right, but Mr. Hacktuber is more about unusual scavenging DIY projects, cheapest units from AliExpress, and ways to make something out of it. Even though there are higher current units, the thing is to make kinda weird projects like that. I won't do it, but they're entertaining to see.

[@Hacktuber]

Yes I want to experiment,test and see what will happen,many comment that is a bad idea until you try it and see the results.

[@mikebond6328]

Put it inside a hot plate and keep your coffee hot while charging batteries.

[@ishandiptagarai852]

​@@Hacktuberokeyy no problem then

[@KikorPlaysHobbies]

U have to apply more amps to the input though...yes u can

[@Hacktuber]

I know but I want to show how it works with a standard power supply

[@Gv-in-2-it]

Just showing what CAN be done is useful, even if there is a better way.

[@Hacktuber]

Yes that is correct,today I will publish new video using this board

[@KikorPlaysHobbies]

Btw u should get Tesla hv kit for demo testing 😊😊😊

[@Hacktuber]

That is a great idea for a future video!

[@zumbazumba1]

Amazing how to burn your house/flat tutorial for only 3$!

[@Hacktuber]

Why you are saying that,have you try this and get fire home?

[@zumbazumba1]

@@Hacktuber No i am smart enough no to tamper with lithium battery's. Also i am rich enough to buy a proper charger.

[@w13rdguy]

Please, consider pronouncing module : MOD-yool It's not about what is right or wrong, it's about what sounds good to MY ear. Please excuse my selfishness, and thanks for great content!❤

[@Hacktuber]

No problem,thx for advise and english is not my first language

[@archer1964]

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[@Hacktuber]

Thx 👍