USB charger

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Well this isent much but it is my first project, ( that includes soldering ) . A USB batterie charger. Here is some pictures of it.

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e393/ ... 0d6f76.jpg

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[url]http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/5606/dscf02117qm.jpg[/URL]

Well just wanted to show you.
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RESIZE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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1) Resize.
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The thing looks nice, but I find it odd that you don't do anything to take the voltage down to 5v. What did you make that for anyways?
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Post by shmagoogin77 »

theres a 7805 there near the top of where the usb cable comes out
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Thank you for making those links for me. I was going to do it myself but my mom neaded to make calls.

So what do you guys think of it ¿

And there is a 7805 in there. And i made it to charge my MP3 player mostyy.
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It's pretty basic, but good job anyways.
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Skyone wrote:It's pretty basic, but good job anyways.
Thanks I need another cheep projest to do do you have any ideas. ( im building a boat as we speek )
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Well, what's the hardest electronic project you've created?
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Skyone wrote:Well, what's the hardest electronic project you've created?
This, Im am just getting into this stuff.
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Oh, oh, I see. There really aren't any "easy projects."

Try building an amplifier, or maybe a DDR pad.
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And how would I do that ¿?¿?¿?
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I think I will just finish my boat. By the way all it does is go in circles insted of straight how can I fix that ¿
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