How to properly power a system with Li-Po batteries

[QuickSkop3]

Im getting the smart charger from BattrySpace. We are still working on this, I think Me and Bentomo have some Ideas for this, also, im thinking this (like the ones that We are talking about with Ben ) should be in the Voltage Section.

Anyway, post your comments to the voltage section, Diagrams are nice too :Awesome:

 

[hailrazer]

A pcb protects the batteries from overdischarging and overcharging.

A smart charger charges the lithiums at the proper rate. Lithiums are supposed to be charged at a certain amount of current. If you exceed that you get a fire.

Like I said. With Lithiums you want a Pcb and a smart charger. Is a burned down house worth saving $20 ?

 

[pLover]

Is a burned down house worth saving $20 ?

That depends, how much does the house cost

 

[snowpenguin]

A smart charger charges the lithiums at the proper rate.

I am almost certain my pcb does this task as well.

 

[pLover]

A smart charger charges the lithiums at the proper rate.

I am almost certain my pcb does this task as well.

So then don't get a smart charger if you don't want to.

 

[hailrazer]

A smart charger charges the lithiums at the proper rate.

I am almost certain my pcb does this task as well.

Some Pcb's in like Dvd players and other portable devices do this.

But the Pcb's from BatterySpace don't. So you need a smart charger for them.

If you have batteries and a Pcb from a portable device then theoretically you can throw a huge amperage charger on it and still power the device.

 

[snowpenguin]

A smart charger charges the lithiums at the proper rate.

I am almost certain my pcb does this task as well.

Some Pcb's in like Dvd players and other portable devices do this,

THIS

So then don't get a smart charger if you don't want to.

Why did you even bother posting this?

 

[pLover]

So then don't get a smart charger if you don't want to.

Why did you even bother posting this?

Because if your PCB doesn't require a Smart Charger, then don't get one, but that doesn't mean that all Smart Chargers are useless.

 

[snowpenguin]

I never said they were.

Other people could easily benefit from hailrazer's most recent post in this thread.

And he wouldn't have said it otherwise.
Dummy.

<3

 

[pLover]

Well it just sounded to me like you were trying to say that there was no point to smart chargers.

 

[XCVG]

It's not to save money, it's because I want to be able to play and charge at the same time without a huge charger. Dang, I saw somewhere a charging and protection circuit combo device.

 

[QuickSkop3]

Ok, so just one question before we close this discussion:

Will the battrySpace battries give and take a charge?

 

[pLover]

Charged batteries cannot charge other batteries, if that's what you're asking.

 

[QuickSkop3]

DURP, of cource not

Im asking If I can play and charge on BattrySpace battries (Nobble and I are debating that)

 

[βeta]

You can play and charge at the same time if your charger amperage exceeds the amperage of your system and screen combined.