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Thank you, i use mine a lot also, pretty handy for testing stuff :)

Thank you, i use mine very often, same module and same parts since i build it, i was planning to update the module but this one its enought for my aplications.

Hey ! really cool, looks good, thank you !

I have that one in youtube only, check the video description for more infos, such as part list and schematic

i used those 20 w speakers because the amplifier that i used is a 15w x 2 amplifier, you can use 40 or 60 w speakers but the amp is limited to 15w, you can also use an more powerfull amplifier.

tank you

Tank you, it was a fun project.

Hello,now i´m using a 19 volt 6 amp laptop charger, the max amount of amp for that module is 3 amp, when using don´t exced the 3 amp, normal use up to 2 amp load is ok for that module.

yes, it will work

exactly ! its very easy to use and it does a good job, the paint doesn´t go under the paper because its "glueded" to the surface that we want to paint

Tanks :)

Reverse the bat position and make a single piece (bat and base), maybe next time :)

That´s a big amount of pacience to solder all those tiny wires ;)

Hi, in theory yes, but i never tried, this module gives a charging output of 1A, it stops charging when the batterie reaches 4.20Volts

I used this one :https://goo.gl/keC4tBit fits ;)

Depends, but its around 2 or 3 hours

Yes, its a standard usb, you can use any phone charger

ah ah, maybe ;)

Hello, i was trying to "capture" the led indicator lights from the powerbank using two pieces of clear plastic

I used 52mm speakers in this project, you can use speakers a little bit larger if you want.

I used an 120volt mini switch, but you can use an 12 volt switch or less because its only 5 volts max output

Tank you, i tried to create some contrast between the different pieces.

Very clever idea

Tank you, yes, its very simple and easy !

fixed, tanks

Tanks, corrected ;)