zelda
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I'm trying to build a cordless drill with a integrated USB Li-Ion charger (TP4056 with 1A charge current)
The Battery is a high-drain Li-Ion with 20A continuous discharge current and 2Ah capacity.
I have everything to start but I'm asking me if its a good idea to let the charger permanent connected to the battery.
When I switch to motor off, some current goes back to the battery charger and may destroy them?
Thanks for help.
The Battery is a high-drain Li-Ion with 20A continuous discharge current and 2Ah capacity.
I have everything to start but I'm asking me if its a good idea to let the charger permanent connected to the battery.
When I switch to motor off, some current goes back to the battery charger and may destroy them?
Thanks for help.
