Well, you did say it would be compact…
Looks good mate!
Why take the wrapper of? why not just use a 18650?
Great start looking good :+1:
Interesting!
Well, i bought 2 of those 20700’s almost a year ago now, but i haven’t got anything to use them in…
And then i found that, with a little persuasion, it can fit inside a 22mm diameter copper pipe when you remove the wrapper.
Triple board and optic also fit snugly in this size tube.
Great start to your build :+1:
I have a couple of those charging circuits for my build - Interesting to see how you cut them down like that.
Cool :+1:
Looks interesting! Pretty compact indeed.
Nice
Very nice with a couple of cool new concepts! :+1: :+1:
Thanks for the encouraging comments!
I could have used the Convoy S9 e-switch driver with USB charging port, but i didn’t like the idea of parasitic drain, so i used a reverse clicky set up in stead.
This takes up more space though, and it will be a bit more of a challenge to sort out the switch button.
And that will be the next part of the build:
Holes for the USB port, charging LED light and switch button.
Also have to widen the copper tube a tad to get the assembly in without too much force.
Lining the lot up properly will be a bit of a challenge too…
Very cool, very nice, Jerommel. :+1:
Looking great, Jerommel! Very cool setup so far, I like how you’ve got everything stacked tight and epoxied in place (JB Weld?). Interesting how you’ve trimmed down the charging circuit. Are the eliminated bits just for over/under voltage protection?
The battery does not have its vent holes anymore btw, whatever the implication is of that.
Pipe Bomb! :smiling_imp:
Yeah, maybe i’ll send it to some globalists… :partying_face:
But it’s true, it’s gonna have a harder time venting.
I decided it was not that important.
Nice work Jeroen. Looking forward seeing the end result.
:+1:
Well, let’s hope not that it will end like that… ^
I will update this evening / night with pics.
Had a bit of a set back, but that’s what you get when you build hastily and without proper planning up front…
Me too !