Hi Guys! I'm doing a little project (portable nintendo 64) here and have a question.
I need 7.4v to power up my console. I have 4 galaxy nexus batteries which output 3.7v each and 1750 mah. I want to solder them in two packs of 7.4v (in series) than in one pack (in parallel) so it gives me 3500 mah. I know how to do it, the problem is that each battery has a protection circuit integrated so it does not overcharge... In parallel there would be no problem, but if I solder them in series. I will have a 7.4v wall charger that tries to charge a 7.4v battery pack which have two protection circuit for 3.7v... follow me? So the big question is, is it a problem? Will my batteries will just charge fine or how will it react? Thanks!
I need 7.4v to power up my console. I have 4 galaxy nexus batteries which output 3.7v each and 1750 mah. I want to solder them in two packs of 7.4v (in series) than in one pack (in parallel) so it gives me 3500 mah. I know how to do it, the problem is that each battery has a protection circuit integrated so it does not overcharge... In parallel there would be no problem, but if I solder them in series. I will have a 7.4v wall charger that tries to charge a 7.4v battery pack which have two protection circuit for 3.7v... follow me? So the big question is, is it a problem? Will my batteries will just charge fine or how will it react? Thanks!