Esp8266_deauther: charging current

Created on 25 Mar 2018 · 15Comments · Source: SpacehuhnTech/esp8266_deauther

Is the charging current intentionally set to 100mA?
How can I change this?
Loading a LiOn cell takes so long.

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Basti77

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You're probably talking about the DSTIKE boards (?).
I don't think that they have a 100mA limit but I'm not sure. I rarely charge batteries over them.
Ping @lspoplove

spacehuhn on 25 Mar 2018

Yes exactly. DSTIKE
does not the question belong here?

Basti77 on 25 Mar 2018

Deauther issues belong here, this is more of a question related to a product specification, which the vendor (@lspoplove) can answer.

tobozo on 25 Mar 2018

I didn't observe the battery charging myself, but maybe your battery was overdischarged and needed to be 'revived' slowly.

Phoenix1747 on 25 Mar 2018

👍1

I'm a model aviator and have a lot to do with batteries.
I have never experienced such behavior.
I have a test load on my JUNSI charger. the cell is OK.
The battery was only used on the Dstrike board and that has a deep discharge protection?

Basti77 on 25 Mar 2018

please post pics of your model and a link to the product page

tobozo on 25 Mar 2018

Strange, have you observed this behaviour for the whole time it took the cell to charge?

Phoenix1747 on 25 Mar 2018

Hello, I use IP5306 solution charging current is 2A.
Your battery maybe discharged too much or not avaliable again.
You have to wait when trickle charge process finish then it will reach 2A

lspoplove on 26 Mar 2018

👍1

My Hardware.

Basti77 on 26 Mar 2018

I have this model too and charge the battery from a separate charger, since you can't turn the deauther off while it's charging, the OLED stays on and the charge speed isn't ideal.

tobozo on 26 Mar 2018

The version 2 board might not have a high current charging circuit, I also charge them with a seperate charger. The new deauther boards come with better charging chips.
I hope we answered all the questions.

spacehuhn on 4 Apr 2018

@spacehuhn Are there any detailed hardware specs available for the deauther boards?

Phoenix1747 on 5 Apr 2018

Only what is on the shop page: https://www.tindie.com/products/lspoplove/wifi-deauther-oled-v35-added-rgb-led/
You can ask @lspoplove to give you more details. He is a bit careful of what to shares online about it because other companies like to copy his designs.

spacehuhn on 5 Apr 2018

Oh ok, I see.

Phoenix1747 on 5 Apr 2018

closing this as solved

tobozo on 29 Apr 2018

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