@smallfishbigocean what kind of wire do you have to use to connect the 5v pin from the voltage regulator to the 5v pin on the usb port? Thanks in advance
Hey man, quick question. If I was to solder an LED indicator along with the switch, where would you recommend I connect it to. I would imagine I would solder it along with the switch along the hot - line before it gets fed into the resistor. Just wanted to make sure. Thanks for the video by the way, definitely made my build easier.
so if im right... i solder a resistor going from pin 1 to pin 2, and another resistor from pin 1 to pin 3? or is it to solder a resistor on the 5v wire and then pin 2, and the same for pin 3? HELPPPPPP lol thanks in advance
I am really sorry for the comment. When I went to the bathroom my friend went on my account and went into my favorites and chose a random video and added a random thing. but what I would want to know Is doesn't regulator make a lot of heat I was wondering how can you attach a heat sink so you can use the altoids charger for a long time.
Hello and thank you. You can do it with double and triple A's. Remember though, the voltage regulator does not work if you do not have 5v on the input. Therefore put the batteries in series. I suggest 4 batteries. 4x1.5volts=6volts
now what if you wanted to di this with double or tripple A's. how many volts will one double or tripple A battery put out? I know you would have to have the cradle thing for the batteries. Thanks for the great video. by far the best one ive found.
I'm sorry I havent worked with adjustable regulators before. But I would not suggest using one, because really you dont need one. All USB devices charge from the deafult 5v on all USB ports.
On the usb, you say there is al 5V and a ground, left and right. But is this for the male or female, and what direction is it facing? Or doesn't it matter if you swhich those up?
Amigo lo siento, no hablo español muy bien. ¿Usted está pidiendo que las resistencias a utilizar? 1.4% de tolerancia, 100 ohmios son los que he usado. disfrutar.
Amigo lo siento, no hablo español muy bien. ¿Usted está pidiendo que las resistencias a utilizar? 1.4% de tolerancia, 100 ohmios son los que he usado. disfrutar.
Sure thing bud. Make sure all of your connections are properly attached. Two mistakes i've made before are: 1 did not connect the voltage regulator ground to the second battery terminal. And if it charges everything else but the apple decices, 2. Check to make sure your resistors are 100ohms each and they jump from 5v pin or directly from the drain pin on the voltage regulator. Connect them in parallel, not in series. If nothing charges, its a small problem somewhere in the entire circuit. If o
You should of put which resistor are they i used 1/2 100ohm they dont work i know now they have to be 1/4 100 ohm resistors
indalped 2 days ago
@smallfishbigocean what kind of wire do you have to use to connect the 5v pin from the voltage regulator to the 5v pin on the usb port? Thanks in advance
RealLifeJuggler 4 days ago
Every usb charger i have tried doesnt work... buy one at dollar club at 3.50$
thank you!
:(
MPElectronique 2 weeks ago
Hey man, quick question. If I was to solder an LED indicator along with the switch, where would you recommend I connect it to. I would imagine I would solder it along with the switch along the hot - line before it gets fed into the resistor. Just wanted to make sure. Thanks for the video by the way, definitely made my build easier.
HangedAndStoned 2 weeks ago
I have a question. Will this charge an IPod Touch 3rd Gen?
PinoyPower15 2 weeks ago
so if im right... i solder a resistor going from pin 1 to pin 2, and another resistor from pin 1 to pin 3? or is it to solder a resistor on the 5v wire and then pin 2, and the same for pin 3? HELPPPPPP lol thanks in advance
jake14001 3 weeks ago
1/2 watt 100ohm resistors DO NOT WORK DAMNIT!!!
gallowman89 3 weeks ago
I am really sorry for the comment. When I went to the bathroom my friend went on my account and went into my favorites and chose a random video and added a random thing. but what I would want to know Is doesn't regulator make a lot of heat I was wondering how can you attach a heat sink so you can use the altoids charger for a long time.
hodege1 1 month ago
won't 100 ohm be too little or not?
won't it screw your ipod?
wesselspeed4 1 month ago
@hodege1 I dont see a reason why you would need to use a transistor in this circuit. Cant really offer an advice. Sorry.
SmallFishBigOcean 1 month ago
how can i add a transistor
hodege1 1 month ago
I used 1/4 watt resistors, they seem to do the job. And no I used an iphone 4 for this video. I also tested out the device on my iphone 4. It worked.
SmallFishBigOcean 1 month ago
auwsome video
hodege1 1 month ago
and did you use an ipod touch 3g in this video?
wesselspeed4 1 month ago
so you used 100 ohm resistors but how many watt's are they? or doesn't it matter
wesselspeed4 1 month ago
Will it work for iPod touch 3G?
wesselspeed4 1 month ago
OOPPSS. Sorry about the comment. It works for my ipod and iphone 4s!!!! I needed more battery power.
Billybob7840 1 month ago
It does not charge a iPhone or a iPod. Can you please show it charging a iPhone?
Billybob7840 1 month ago
Excellent video. Thanks for all that great information
zakimushtaq 1 month ago
Hello and thank you. You can do it with double and triple A's. Remember though, the voltage regulator does not work if you do not have 5v on the input. Therefore put the batteries in series. I suggest 4 batteries. 4x1.5volts=6volts
SmallFishBigOcean 2 months ago
now what if you wanted to di this with double or tripple A's. how many volts will one double or tripple A battery put out? I know you would have to have the cradle thing for the batteries. Thanks for the great video. by far the best one ive found.
WyOutDoors 2 months ago
Yup I did.
SmallFishBigOcean 2 months ago
and by home depot I mean radioshack....
seagrave23 2 months ago
I have been sitting in class analyzing this video and looking up product parts, and I can't wait to go to home depot to try this out!
Question though, I am assuming that you soldered all the wires?
seagrave23 2 months ago
I'm sorry I havent worked with adjustable regulators before. But I would not suggest using one, because really you dont need one. All USB devices charge from the deafult 5v on all USB ports.
SmallFishBigOcean 2 months ago
Would an adjustable regulator work?
Brandon77662244288 2 months ago
Would an adjustable regulator work??
Brandon77662244288 2 months ago
Look up the usb female port pinout online. It helped me.
SmallFishBigOcean 2 months ago
On the usb, you say there is al 5V and a ground, left and right. But is this for the male or female, and what direction is it facing? Or doesn't it matter if you swhich those up?
shootingkip 2 months ago
Amigo lo siento, no hablo español muy bien. ¿Usted está pidiendo que las resistencias a utilizar? 1.4% de tolerancia, 100 ohmios son los que he usado. disfrutar.
SmallFishBigOcean 3 months ago
Amigo lo siento, no hablo español muy bien. ¿Usted está pidiendo que las resistencias a utilizar? 1.4% de tolerancia, 100 ohmios son los que he usado. disfrutar.
SmallFishBigOcean 3 months ago
muy bueno si son mexicanos aganlo di sirve las resistencias son café,negro,café ,dorado. EXELENTE
multijorgito85 3 months ago
exelent
multijorgito85 3 months ago
7805 series regs should have 10 uF caps on the input and output to GND. Sometimes these regs can become unstable.
Samstorm139 3 months ago
Sure thing bud. Make sure all of your connections are properly attached. Two mistakes i've made before are: 1 did not connect the voltage regulator ground to the second battery terminal. And if it charges everything else but the apple decices, 2. Check to make sure your resistors are 100ohms each and they jump from 5v pin or directly from the drain pin on the voltage regulator. Connect them in parallel, not in series. If nothing charges, its a small problem somewhere in the entire circuit. If o
SmallFishBigOcean 3 months ago
fantastic!!! but it doesnt charge mah iphone or ipod. please help.
thermosinthesis 3 months ago
well you should add an led so you know when the chager is on
becuase the voltage regulator will wast the battery if left on
rssolpker 4 months ago