TUTORIAL: How to Make Simple DIY Multiple 18650 Lithium Cell Charger! (Part 4) - Without TP4056
460 views · Published 31 August 2018 · 10:07 · Indexed 27 October 2026
Channel: Antony Cartwright (Electronics & Code) · 2018 · Howto & Style
This is my latest project! I have loads of cells and I want to charge them all quickly. This show you how I made something which can carry and parallel 15 cells into one unit! Each cell is seperate and can be taken out to be used elsewhere - these calls are not soldered up. It costs £1 - £2 to make. You will need some device which allows an output of 4v or so and maybe 5a. For now, I'm using a Variable Power Supply. ATTENTION: For this design, you must stay with the charger at the start and take out any hot/broken cells. Shorting cells will attempt to draw the full 5a, which is not good! For those who wish to support the channel, my Patreon account is here: https://www.patreon.com/antonycartwright
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