Mobile Laptop Charger

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You can easily create a mobile laptop charger with just a boost converter, no matter if you have a 3-second or 5-second rechargeable LiPo pack. A powerful and straightforward setup will get the job done quickly. To do this, follow these simple steps: Find the necessary components on eBay by searching for: "http://www.ebay.com/itm/231530770443?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT". Adjust the voltage potentiometer to your desired level. Typically, most laptops need about 20 volts of power. Once adjusted, solder the proper connectors and wires securely in place. Since this particular boost converter comes with a built-in option for driving LEDs, you'll have to max out the current pot so that the flow is unrestricted. This gadget will work perfectly below its full capacity, which means it will barely heat up at all. As a result, you can print it using any ordinary PLA plastic. Secure your wires and make sure they don't get damaged with a small amount of hot glue after attaching them to the enclosure. Now, let's discuss some basic printer settings that you should be aware of before printing this out: Rafts: Yes or no - You need a raft. No. Supports: Do supports matter in this case? Probably not.