5v on a pc psu
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Re: 5v on a pc psu
I get just over 800 miliamps on my moto g and all our phones charge at same rate "time from flat to charged" the dvices get full charge current with the data lines shorted, its simple, you don't always need to over engineer a project, unless of course it calls for it. If anyone does over engineer it that's up to them lol.
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Re: 5v on a pc psu
centre two pins on a USB socket are the data lines so link them together .
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cheers pal.cjay wrote:centre two pins on a USB socket are the data lines so link them together .
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sec1223 wrote:cheers pal. can this be done at the charger end ?cjay wrote:centre two pins on a USB socket are the data lines so link them together .
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Yep, that is the place you would do it.
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Re: 5v on a pc psu
Wot he saidMattylad wrote:Yep, that is the place you would do it.