High WATTS/AMPS - Boost MCU Mod w/ Nokia Display

Wow!! Wow!! Wow!! Now this is the direction that new mods need to be going!! I absolutely love that u can see all the info in one screen, u don't have to flip flip flip to see each thing!! Love it!!

Will u be making more? For sale maybe?


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Thanks Villaness. I have 3 different MCU mods so far but they are not for sale. Sorry
Here's what I have done so far:

浏览附件4084 浏览附件4085 浏览附件4086

 

I have been drooling over breaktru mods for years!!!

 

I am sitting here reading all of this and banging my head wondering how the heck did I miss this thread. It doesn't seem right......... Maybe it was in invisible ink or something, I won't miss it again though. Very awesome mods...........

 

O my that one in the third pic looks like a absolutely perfect stealth mod!!! Thanks so much for showing them!!

 

Latest maximum results:
25.44 Watts
4.67 Amps
Using a 1.2 ohm Ceramic resistor measuring 1.16 ohms
Not bad for a single battery and a PTN04050C

 

How did you get 4.6A out of a 2.5A 4050 chip? Thats crazy

 

and not to mention 25.44 watts from a 12 watt module w/ a single battery
Wizardry my friend, wizardry

 

Will you ever be selling these, that copper one that you have a link to is very nice, I love copper.

 

thanks rytzzy. Sorry but not selling. Hobbyist only.
Copper is still cool. Love all my coppers.

 

Most welcome I'll just cry for a bit though :cry histerically2: and hope for someday. I still like the copper also even if they do need cleaning more often. They just have a very special look to them. Enjoy your day and thanks for replying.

 

My thought was that you are paralleling two of them but shit one module too. That has me stumped for sure unless your running a seperate boost circuit with it or changed the inductor.

 

I updated the programming code.
Code changed for FONT to Black on White I think it looks a lot cleaner. Also, I was able to exceed 30Watts

 

whoa,,where you been hiding ? ima likin that mod !!!

 

Amazing work - looks like fun to build & code!

 

Yes julie, was fun but at times frustrating when things don't happen as expected (programming)