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A look inside a typical 10W rechargeable LED floodlight from ebay.
This is the LONG version with the intensity maybe locked off a bit too low? You may feel the need to skip past the bit where I'm fighting with glue and heatshrink. There's also a shorter version of this video.
There are a lot of sellers selling these on ebay. To find them, do a search for rechargeable 10W LED work light
A look inside a typical 10W rechargeable LED floodlight from ebay.
This is the LONG version with the intensity maybe locked off a bit too low? You may feel the need to skip past the bit where I'm fighting with glue and heatshrink. There's also a shorter version of this video.
There are a lot of sellers selling these on ebay. To find them, do a search for rechargeable 10W LED work light
Come on guys, 30k views and 658 likes 🤷♂️
I liked the brown work top best. Every mark and burn on it represents a fun filled incident and video.
also when plugging in 12v the battery circuit would disconnect the batteries and the voltage would be at 12v with no load. now you can guess what would happen if somebody would turn the led on with 12v at the 8,4v rail…
Chinese quality control is mostly non-existent.
When you said the battery had protection, I imagined it enclosed in a condom. 😀
I dont see why that led light is designed that way because the manufacturers would only have to use one charge circuit if they built it into the light instead of using two seperate charge curcuit for the mains charger and the in car charger, the chinese can be so thick sometimes.
The batteries that came in my 15 watt rated work light were only 1300 mah each and they looked used. One of them rattles when you shake it. I also have the same protection board and it blew when I put one more battery in it to increase the run time. It couldn't handle the load of one really good cell and two terrible ones. So I replaced all with new 2800 mah Samsung 18650's and put in an 3 amp protection board. It now works really well. Now as far as the power bank part of my light. It is crap. I plug my phone in to charge and it can only handle .48 MA and the voltage is 4.85, so the boost circuit is junk as well. So I will replace those as well with the 1 amp charge boards. So after another $20 in parts it is a good light, total cost $47.00 US and it functions well.
cant see lcd meter readings with black desk.
i ordered the 30w green and will be doing an unboxing vid once i get it
i love your teardowns :p
You need an X-ray machine! I had good fun X-raying iPods of classmates at school.
does the cigarette lighter charger have a charge controller in it too?