PARKSIDE 65W USB Type-C Phone Charger

[@DjaniAgain]

I'm just amazed why Parkside put so big PCB inside of this charger with so poor characteristics 🤔 Great job Brother! ✌️

[@ErCanEverything]

Thank you Brother🙂❤️ Not only Parkside, almost all manufacturers use 5V 2A USB A outputs I don't know why? Maybe people like having USB without any concern about power🤷🤦

[@milneberovvbg]

i use these pcb's for almost a year and half and works perfectly without a issue. But i use just 3D printed adapter straight to the battery and thats it.

[@ErCanEverything]

Yes, but the benefit of this adapter is that it has low voltage protection.

[@2madrobot]

@@ErCanEverything I think the new parkside batteries (smaler BT and more capacity) do have protection !?

[@gaborjordan7243]

@@2madrobot not, none of the 20V

[@cinkoxid]

very nice. I used a similar method with makita batteries...but with a 100W PD board. And even it the battery capacity goes below 20V, even 18V, it can still deliver 20V5A output.

[@tommyle628]

Another approach is buying only the power adapter for the battery for Dewalt/Milwaukee/Makita (which has a 20A fuse, a switch), then using the space inside to store this 65W PD charging board. Leaving high-power components outside is very dangerous.

[@luggisluggi]

But to use parkside batteries you'd still have to make the adapter. Unfortunately the closest thing they have is this usb flashlight he used.

[@ErCanEverything]

I was going to insulate it with a heat shrink bottle, but I liked it better this way. There is also a fuse at the input of this module.

[@user-shop]

С рождеством и новым годом!

[@ErCanEverything]

@@user-shop I wish you a happy new year with your family.

[@janoshaasz5219]

Nice tools! 🙂

[@luggisluggi]

Man I'm planning to do this for so long. Was just checking out powerbank module boards yesterday. This time you win, but at least the parkside ebike I finished before you uploaded yours 😃 I love your content, keep up the good work!

[@ErCanEverything]

Some time ago I had opened it several times to find the correct terminals but was unsuccessful. But now I had the idea to check the shunts and I found the correct terminals😁

[@luggisluggi]

@ErCanEverything When I opened it I was immediately like: I have no idea what all of this is 😅. I was planning to print a case for the xh-m609 board and a pd board that I didn't decide on yet. But thanks to your video I'm gonna copy yours, maybe with a new case ;-)

[@dennissinger7880]

U see the new parkside 12Ah Batterie ?

[@ErCanEverything]

I saw it a few times, but instead I bought 4 more 8Ah because I'm preparing something that consists of 10 x 8Ah batteries😁😉

[@cinkoxid]

@@ErCanEverything your projects always so cool...will it be a portable power station? :D

[@ErCanEverything]

@cinkoxid Thank you my Friend🙂🤝

[@giuseppezaza6985]

wow... great modification! ;-)

[@nursaitaksu-yt1nr]

👍👍👍👍

[@littlearmysquad726]

Nice video ❤

[@ErCanEverything]

I'm glad if you liked it my Friend🙂❤️

[@luckywetland]

Nice bro

[@chrismayer8990]

Is it safe? No! Is it cool? YES! 🤣

[@ErCanEverything]

I have been using these modules for a long time and they have not failed! Also, there is a fuse at the input.

[@msosnam]

@@ErCanEverything Does it have battery undervoltage protection ?

[@ErCanEverything]

@msosnam This will be done by the factory parkside adapter. The positive output is controlled by AO4407A P channel mosfet.

[@electroniquepassion]

👋❤❤❤👋

[@ErCanEverything]

👋👋👋🙂🤝❤️