yeah

@bentech How many C is safe to charge at for nice high-draw cells?

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Excellent. That was what I was operating under the impression of, but wanted to check. I always see people warning about it, but I don't think almost anyone owns a charger even capable of it.

Normally do 1.5A on 30Qs, but I was charging everything up last-minute for the 4th of July.

Just gonna turn the sun back on when it's time to clean up the fireworks.

you cant really generalize that

it depends on the cell

I mean, you kinda can, since C is always relative to the cell.

what charger do you use lol

SkyRC MC3000

So I definitely can

i meant the max safe charging C

I feel like it's still a pretty safe bet with some qualifiers

Exact cells in question are Efest 10440s and 16340s, 30Qs, VTC6s, and Aspire 18350s.

@timsandtoms my boy, can you do that vid for me?

I opened dispute today but didn't get any reply yet

@Kimichiboi the $27 sharks are on taobao

it was linked in the thread too

http://boards.4chan.org/g/thread/66581762#p66605592

anyone mounted chink led strips on the backs of their monitors?
rgb? how bright would a simple warm white strip be?

>LEDs behind monitor

just attenuate it with a resistor if ur eyes are too weak cunt

resistors mean wasted energy on heating

then just use a lower voltage supply

its not that hard u brainlet

not if i were to power it from monitor's usb output

get a cheap ass dc to dc converter

thats still wasted energy

hmmmmmmmmmm

who the fuck are you greenpeace?

ill just cut the diodes

What do you think of the Honor 10 ?

but for you

@spaqin just fucking pwm it

0% energy loss

MCU also takes some power

Literally cannot win

direct drive from a weak power source capable of sustaning voltage, but not current

no losses