Modifications

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We carry two chargers in our store (at this time). A USB charger and a USB/DC charger. The USB charger is meant for charging single cells from a USB port that can provide 500mA or so. The USB/DC charger is meant for charging batteries from a USB port or a DC power supply up to 12V. The latter is more flexible, but more expensive because of the added circuitry.

We carry two chargers in our store (at this time). A USB charger and a USB/DC charger. The USB charger is meant for charging single cells from a USB port that can provide 500mA or so. The USB/DC charger is meant for charging batteries from a USB port or a DC power supply up to 12V. The latter is more flexible, but more expensive because of the added circuitry.

To connect the battery, simply plug it into the BATTERY IN slot.

To connect the battery, simply plug it into the BATTERY IN slot.

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If you want to use the battery while also having it connected to the charger (less plugging and unplugging that way) you can simply use the '''BATTERY OUT''' connecion on the right. The '''IN''' and '''OUT''' ports are connected together on the circuit board so it acts as a pass-through

If you want to use the battery while also having it connected to the charger (less plugging and unplugging that way) you can simply use the '''BATTERY OUT''' connecion on the right. The '''IN''' and '''OUT''' ports are connected together on the circuit board so it acts as a pass-through