22 Years' Battery Customization
Jun 24, 2021 Pageview：594
The main drawback of batteries is that they have a certain duration. And, in many cases, it is essential to change them for new ones so that the device in question can continue to be used. However, there is an alternative: recharge used batteries.
We can differentiate two types of batteries: rechargeable and disposable. In this article, we teach you how to recharge disposable batteries, those that supposedly cannot be recharged and that we would normally throw away once their charge is exhausted.
A battery is still a small accumulator that once empty loses its function of transmitting the energy it contains, as do those of solar panels.
However, there are some tricks to prolong its use a bit, especially when we find ourselves in a situation that makes it difficult to replace it immediately. And that can also save you some money.
Check out the following post to know more about it.
How to charge a cell phone battery with a broken charger port?
In case your charger port is broken and still you want to charge your phone battery, it is important to clean your charging port before anything. Use a clean pin or toothpick carefully and remove any dirt that is stuck on the port. And then follow these instructions.
1. First of all, switch off your cell phone.
2. Then, take off the battery, if possible.
3. Take a small-sized pin or stick and rearrange any misplaced tabs in the port of your mobile phone.
4. In case the charging pin is disorderly, pick it up gently and slowly.
5. Next, insert the battery again if you have taken it out.
6. And lastly, try to plug in the charger and that’s done.
After going through this step-by-step guide, you will be able to charge your phone again like before.
How to charge rechargeable batteries without a charger?
When recharging batteries that are already dead, there are two possible methods: through heat or through cold.
Recharge Batteries Using Heat:
Direct sunlight can be used. To do this, we have to:
Position the part of the battery with a positive charge so that sunlight falls directly on it.
In the right temperature conditions, we can achieve up to two more hours of life from spent batteries.
This is especially useful when we are away from home and we do not have spare batteries for any device or even if our clock has stopped.
Loading Batteries in the Freezer:
Low temperatures help to condense the battery charge. In this case, the solution is shorter than if we use heat, since we will only get a few extra minutes, but for an emergency, it is a very valid option.
- To give more life to the used batteries through the cold, we will have to wrap them in absorbent paper and aluminum foil (so that the humidity does not affect them) and put them in the freezer.
- We will leave them as long as possible and then we will remove only the aluminum foil.
- Afterwards, we will wait a few minutes for the absorbent paper to eliminate any possible humidity.
- Then we can test the batteries again, getting at least a few minutes of use that, on some occasions, can be very welcome.
There are batteries on the market that are specially designed for continuous recharging once they are exhausted. The way they are recharged is through a charger, which can be similar to the one we can use for the mobile battery, either solar or even through a USB port that we connect to the computer. This charger is connected to the current, which recharges the batteries and leaves the batteries ready for new use.
When using these batteries, we have to make sure that they are completely drained before recharging them, as well as not leaving them charging for longer than necessary.
In this way, they will last as long as possible. A rechargeable battery pack with its corresponding charger is more expensive than its equivalent in disposable batteries, but the investment ends up paying off fairly soon.
An interesting option, even though many consumers do not usually take it into account. However, even if it takes much longer, the time will come when they too will run out. When the time comes, always follow our recycling tips.
How to charge the battery with a mobile charger?
Typically, a mobile phone charger has only 5V or a maximum of 12V with the new USB C type. So, it is the wrong voltage and it is impossible to charge your battery using your mobile phone charger. Instead, you can charge your mobile with the energy you generate when riding a bike.
If you want to take advantage of the energy you generate when riding a bike, it allows you to charge your mobile with the electricity that you get when you pedal.
Thanks to its great qualities, the bicycle is a highly recommended means of transport: it does not pollute, you exercise, you can avoid traffic jams and traffic jams, it is easier to park than any other vehicle ... In short, one of the cleanest and healthy to move around the city.
Now, in addition to all these advantages, your bike also offers you an interesting solution to one of the main problems of the modern universe: the autonomy of your smartphone's battery. And, thanks to the latest technology, you have the possibility of charging your mobile phone with the electricity that is generated when you pedal.
It is a USB charger that allows you to recharge any portable electronic device, including Android phones, iPhones, GPS, GoPro, or rechargeable lights, as well as other devices, except laptops, since it cannot produce the necessary energy to this teams.
The invention has a removable 1,650 mAh battery that, although it does not offer much capacity, is enough to fill around half of the battery of a current smartphone.
Its charging process is easy, comfortable, and can be done anywhere because the battery can be removed from its holder and placed where it best suits the user.
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