ESP8266 Project Box with Battery (18650, charger, On/Off-Button)

ESP8266 Project Box with Battery (18650, charger, On/Off-Button)

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For a cutting-edge battery-powered ESP8266 project, I required a secure box with a user-friendly On/Off-button that could be reused for various other chargeable electronics projects. To build it, you can place a 18650 battery holder inside and secure it to the box using hot glue. This will provide a convenient power source for your project. For charging the battery, there's a carefully designed hole for a 18650 micro USB charger. Simply purchase one online from a reputable seller like eBay and attach it to the box using hot glue in the correct position. This will enable you to charge the 18650 battery via micro USB. To add an interactive touch, I utilized a power button available on eBay, which can be connected to the ESP8266 for programmable control of various devices or functions. By incorporating these components, you'll have a fully functional and user-friendly box that can be easily reconfigured for other projects in the future.

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