Revive your old mobile phone battery.

A method of using non-working mobile battery by hacking it wisely!!!!
Make LED's or fix it in any device you want n charge it when necessary.
It has great back up too...
Use any mobile battery but it should not be over-width(filled with gas whn over charged)
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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• how to
• revive battery
• laptop battery
• battery hack
• lithium battery
• diy battery
• charge battery
• make LED light. electronics

[smoker55699]

nice man

i m frm pakistan i will try it

[Arsalanstien]

@smoker55699: Thnx indeed my friend.

You can join my group "Arsalanstien" on facebook as well.

[nobodydj]

hey there, this is just what i needed. the project im doing is 7 leds powered by a motorola battery. have circuit board finished and all is well! but i still have to charge the battery using the cell phone. not so easy. i want to put a mini usb (type b) female

connector on my circuit board. mount the battery etc. there are 4 contacts on the battery. the 2 outside contacts are + and - my question for you is are the inner contacts for charging the battery? any help would be great. nice job btw.

[Arsalanstien]

@nobodydj : Most of mobile phone batteries consist of 3 or 4 contacts in which only two are +ve and -ve connections, remaining are for managing and limiting the current for mobile circuit. If you want to use these batteries for DIY purposes then use only +ve and -ve connection of the battery for charging and taking power out of it.

Use any of mobile or USB charger which normally has two wires, again +ve and -ve and connect these two wires with the only two (-ve and +ve) contacts of the battery.

[huevoman222]

hudududuh indian man

[Arsalanstien]

@huevoman222: I ain't Indian....i am Pakistani :))

[GLAXYS101]

@smoker55699 nice man very nice project i am also from PAKISATAN

[Arsalanstien]

@2087890 : You mean i put my voltmeter in ohm mode? or what?

[2087890]

Are You Used in Ohm Mode in this Project?